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Ghost of the Caliphate: How Africa Became the Global Epicenter of the Islamic State

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Ghost of the Caliphate: How Africa Became the Global Epicenter of the Islamic State

The physical "caliphate" of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria collapsed years ago, but its apparition failed to disappear, instead finding new life in local conflicts across Africa.

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