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Sovereign state in western Africa
Age-of-consent laws vary widely worldwide, with commonly reported minimums clustering between 14–16 but claimed extremes as low as 11–12 and as high as 21 in some lists; many sources also distinguish ...
Global data assembled in the provided analyses show that , with the Sahel, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), South Asia, and parts of Sub‑Saharan Africa bearing the brunt of Islamist extremist ...
There is no clear, verifiable count in the supplied reporting for how many Christians were killed in the country of Niger in 2024; the material instead concentrates on killings of Christians in Nigeri...
Available sources consistently report that fertility in Muslim-majority countries has fallen sharply over recent decades: UN and compiled analyses show total fertility declines across nearly all Musli...
John Kelly publicly confirmed that, while serving as White House chief of staff, he heard and later corroborated reporting that then‑President Donald Trump privately disparaged U.S. service members — ...
Reports claim that Christians in Niger face coercion—conversion demands, a punitive “tax,” or expulsion—prompting hundreds of families to flee and suffer in makeshift camps. Coverage differs on scale ...
Nigeria’s population growth rate is commonly reported around , placing it ; sources rank it roughly in the middle of African states by growth rate while identifying Nigeria as the single largest contr...
Hosting international military training on U.S. soil can strengthen alliances, interoperability, and U.S. influence by bringing foreign officers into American professional military education and facil...
Between 2015 and 2024, multiple reports and commentators advanced claims that Christians in Nigeria suffered what some called a , citing high numbers of killings, abductions, and attacks on churches; ...
The assembled analyses conclude that the Nigerian government’s response to attacks on Christians in 2023–2024 was widely judged by multiple monitors, with frequent failures of prevention, slow securit...
The question appears to conflate a place or people with inherent danger; answering it requires separating whether the intent is to ask about the country Niger and safety there, or about people (a prot...
Countries and subnational jurisdictions vary widely; globally some countries set very low ages (as low as 12–13 in cited reporting) while many U.S. states set 16–18 for the age of sexual consent (most...
Boko Haram began as a local religious movement in northeastern Nigeria in the early 2000s and transformed into a violent insurgency after a 2009 crackdown that killed its founder, unleashing a decade-...
The record shows credible, contemporaneous reporting of violent raids, mass kidnappings, and village attacks across Nigeria’s Middle Belt and northwest in 2025, with multiple instances tied to Kaduna,...
The parties’ proposals collectively show a global shift toward more regimes, pairing new criminal offences or enforcement units with efforts to speed removals, while human-rights safeguards and due-pr...
The available source analyses do not provide a definitive count of how many diplomatic visits the United States has made to Burkina Faso this year; reporting indicates and at least one confirmed visit...
The reporting and NGO claims assert a widespread, sustained campaign of attacks on Christian communities and churches in Nigeria, with some organizations estimating , prompting international condemnat...