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Set against the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic, the narrative follows Colonel Assimi Goïta’s rise to power in Mali, leading to a series of military coups in the region, including those in Burkina Faso and Niger. The formation of the Alliance of AES States in September 2023 marks a significant shift in regional security and cooperation, challenging France's influence and economic stability. The book explores the dynamics of military leadership, regional alliances, and the impact on international relations in West Africa.

Exploring the historical roots of crime, the narrative begins with the biblical account of Cain and Abel, marking the first recorded act of criminality. The evolution of crime terminology traces back to Randle Cotgrave's writings in 1611, leading to contemporary views on criminality. The book highlights the surge of crime in the USA during the mid-20th century and the unexpected rise in Sweden's crime rates despite its reputation for peace. It details government responses in 2022, including increased policing and immigration reforms, to combat this growing issue.

The narrative centers on the post-electoral crisis in Côte d'Ivoire, leading to President Gbagbo's arrest and subsequent trial at the International Criminal Court, where he was acquitted of crimes against humanity. His return on June 17, 2021, sparked widespread joy among the Ivorian people, fostering a desire for reconciliation and unity. In pursuit of this goal, Gbagbo established the Pan-African Party of African Peoples (PPA-CI) in October 2021, promoting collaboration between political factions to ensure a peaceful and dignified coexistence.

La Conférence de Berlin (1884-1885) a permis la colonisation des territoires du Tiers-Monde. Au mi-20e siècle, les anciennes colonies obtiennent leur indépendance, mais les ex-colonies britanniques s'en sortent mieux que celles d'Afrique francophone. Des coups d'État récents au Mali, en Guinée et au Burkina Faso soulèvent des questions sur l'avenir des relations avec la France et l'Union Européenne.

Focusing on Sweden's political landscape, the Moderates party aims to address ongoing issues of unemployment and security that have persisted despite the country's economic stability. With the 2022 elections approaching, the party emphasizes its commitment to lowering taxes and enhancing safety to foster employment and economic growth. The narrative encourages both native and foreign voters to consider the Moderates as a viable solution for a brighter future, urging them to participate in the elections on September 11, 2022.