After a military coup, what is next for Guinea-Bissau?

Guinea-Bissau experienced a military coup in December 2025, just before the announcement of election results. The coup has raised concerns among West African leaders, with some suggesting it was staged. Guinea-Bissau, a nation heavily reliant on cashew farming, has a significant issue with cocaine trafficking, earning it the reputation of "Africa's first narco-state." The article explores the potential future of the country following this military takeover, considering its history as a drug trafficking hub between Latin America and Europe. The coup's impact on the nation's stability and its fight against drug trafficking remains to be seen.

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