The global economic landscape is rapidly changing and shifting, a trend that can both exacerbate and complicate the fight against terrorism, especially in West Africa, where several countries are battling insurgents.
Understanding the relationship between economics and terrorism is crucial for developing effective counter-terrorism strategies.
Poverty, economic inequality and instability, inadequate budget allocation, competition for resources, and the impact on international trade and investment are just a few ways the global economic situation affects the fight against terrorism.
