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Debt-trap diplomacy is a fallacy

Authors: Zhao Qingtong and Paul Wang To certain extent, the US scholars and politicians are truly creative and innovative in making new concepts. After the...

The failure of the Palermo Conference on Libya

Why did the Conference on Libya organized by Prime Minister Conte’s government at Villa Igiea in Palermo fail? Firstly, it was a chaotic and hastily...

Africa Loses Billions of Dollars Due to Child Marriage

Child marriage will cost African countries tens of billions of dollars in lost earnings and human capital, says a new World Bank report launched...

Making space for pedestrians and cyclists in Zambian cities

Zambia, a landlocked country in southern Africa, is home to over 16 million people. It is one of the most urbanized countries on continent,...

World Youth Forum: A Reflection of Egypt’s Strong Diplomacy

It was my pleasure to join and met with  more than five thousand youth leaders from around the globe, thousands of Egyptian youth and...

SIPRI Report: Transparency in military spending in sub-Saharan Africa higher than expected

The level of transparency in military spending in sub-Saharan Africa is greater than previously thought, according to a new report from the Stockholm International...

Zimbabwe’s Platinum Mine Opens For Foreign Investors

Russia and Zimbabwe have had good and time-tested relations from Soviet days, supported Robert Mugabe and his ZANU-PF against the West. Since the collapse...

Chinese Influence in East Africa: Transcultural Connection as Foreign Policy Spur

Chinese influence in East Africa is a topic of growing debate and concern for Western nations and allies. In fact, this purported growing Chinese...

Russia Failing in Efforts to Invest in Africa

For the past two decades, Southern African leaders have been looking for external support and genuine foreign investment in infrastructure, agriculture and industry. Besides...

Nile Basin and South Sudan Diplomacy

For years tensions have been rising between the Nile river basin countries over the sharing and management of the Nile water, as Ethiopia, Uganda...

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