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Zoë Gorman

Zoë Gorman

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Senior Writer, Center for Media and Peace Initiatives (CMPI)

Princeton

Final Covers

Conflicts , Foreign Policy , Economy , Disinformation , OSINT

Doesn’t Cover

I hate what I don't like.

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 3

  • Why the world should watch Mali

    By Zoë Gorman| Aspenia Online Verified Mali has undergone periods of rebellion, reconciliation and reconstruction four times since gaining independence from France in 1960. But this time – since 2012 – conflict is turning heads and spiraling out of control. The global community, fearing a rise of jihadism, is struggling to curtail increasingly radical and widespread violence, as state efforts continue to fail. Adijé Touré fled Konna, Mopti when she witnessed airstrikes, fleeing animals and general panic.

    By Zoë Gorman · Aspenia Online

    May. 09, 2019

  • Pursuing elusive stability in the Sahel

    By Zoë Gorman| SIPRI@ Despite an expanding cast of security actors responding to conflicts in Mali, insecurity is escalating and spreading across porous borders throughout the Sahel region. The attack on 23 March 2019, the deadliest in the region since 2013, by a Dozo hunting militia killing at least 160 Fulani villagers in central Mali near the border with Burkina Faso, indicates an increasingly volatile security environment with entrenched, intercommunal grievances.

    By Zoë Gorman · SIPRI

    Mar. 26, 2019

  • Why the world should watch Mali

    By Zoë Gorman| Aspenia Online Verified Mali has undergone periods of rebellion, reconciliation and reconstruction four times since gaining independence from France in 1960. But this time – since 2012 – conflict is turning heads and spiraling out of control. The global community, fearing a rise of jihadism, is struggling to curtail increasingly radical and widespread violence, as state efforts continue to fail. Adijé Touré fled Konna, Mopti when she witnessed airstrikes, fleeing animals and general panic.

    By Zoë Gorman · Aspenia Online

    May. 09, 2019

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Center for Media and Peace Initiatives (CMPI)

Zoë Gorman - Profile and Journalist Details