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Russia-Africa Summit: Can Moscow Turn Political Ties Into Trade, Investment and Economic Growth?

Russia and the entire African continent are currently preparing for the third Russia–Africa Summit, highly considered to increase political dialogue and raise bilateral economic...

Africa in a Changing World Order: New Geopolitical Powers, Risks and Strategic Opportunities

With the shifting geopolitical situation, Africa is still struggling to attain its economic sovereignty while consistently fighting to abandon outdated and ineffective bilateral and...

Can Spain’s Migrant Crackdown in Ceuta Undermine Europe’s Asylum Rights?

Spain’s efforts to clear a growing migrant backlog in its North African enclave of Ceuta are raising concerns over asylum rights, alleged forced deportations...

Rosatom’s Africa Push: How Russia Is Expanding Its Energy Influence Across the Continent

The geopolitical situation is rapidly changing and impacting Africa's development. Noticeably, Africa is becoming one of the key centers of global development. Rapid population...

Russia-Africa Summit 2026: Consolidating Policy Strategies

With the current rapidly changing geopolitical situation, Russia has been redefining and reassessing its policy parameters while debating strategic approaches within the principle of...

Eastern Congo Rebellion: Can a New Leader and New Name Change the Course of the Conflict?

Former Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila has taken charge of rebel forces in the eastern regions, marking a significant shift in the...

Why Ghana Persuades BRICS Strategic Partnership

Joining BRICS+, an informal association comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, would distinctively open up Ghana's economic options and diversify and consolidate...

Ethiopia Warns of Eritrea ‘Invasion’ as Fears of a New Horn of Africa War Grow

Ethiopia has accused Eritrea of launching an "all-out invasion," prompting it to defend itself, as confirmed in a letter to the UN. This letter...

Why Asia and Africa Are Moving Closer on Trade, Sovereignty and Multilateralism

The 81st UNGA, which is the main deliberative, policymaking, and representative organ of the United Nations, was held late September 2026 in New York....

Tigray Conflict Explained: Why Renewed Fighting Could Spread Across the Region

Fighting is happening in northern Ethiopia between federal troops and a rebel alliance led by Tigrayan forces. This conflict resembles the earlier civil war...

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