Boko Haram has killed roughly 770 people this year, but the Nigerian government has successfully eroded the group's capabilities.

The attacks indicate that an organization is developing its militant capabilities through trial and error.

The M23 rebel group has been locked in a standoff with the Congolese military since Nov. 20.

Stratfor's Chief Geopolitical Analyst Robert D. Kaplan discusses how a post-Ottoman, post-colonial Middle East is emerging and what this means for the region.

Al Qaeda may have targeted Col. Elhadji Ag Gamou because he could serve as a valuable asset for a potential intervention force in Mali.

Violence between the Toubou and Zuwaya tribes in southeastern Libya could increase unless the fledgling government finds a way to deal with tribal disputes.

Stratfor's Vice President of Intelligence Fred Burton examines surveillance footage of a cartel-related kidnapping in Mexico and discusses the tactical details.

Extremist parties and vigilante groups in Hungary have increasingly targeted the country's Roma population.

Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and its proxies have taken control of two towns along the southwest approach to Timbuktu that would likely be used by a prospective international intervention force.

The military is the main tool through which the regime controls Sudan's predominantly Muslim core territory along the Nile.