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Russia And Nigeria Deepen Cooperation

R ussia and Nigeria have taken steps to deepen their economic and political ties, after Foreign Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,...

China’s Search for strategic partners globally

Authors: Wang Li &Bokang Malefane Theoduld Ramonono A lthough it is a routine practice for Chinese Foreign Minister to make a visit to...

Africans Rising: The Time for Action Is Now

T he fundamental imperative for Africa is to pursue inclusive growth, which will transform it from the continent of potential to the continent...

Africa’s Breakthrough Female Tech Entrepreneurs of 2017

I f Africa’s burgeoning young population holds the key to the region’s economic fortunes then the future is looking bright, considering the quality...

The Contours of China-Africa Relations

Among the fulcrum points of contemporary international affairs, the relationship between China and the more than fifty countries that make up Africa is among...

How the War on Terror Brought China and Africa Closer

The war on terror, perhaps like the cold war in the latter half of the twentieth century, is a defining feature of the current...

The French Elections and the Much-Need Change in Relations with Africa (That Won’t Come)

On February 14th and March 21st, the two front-runners in the French national election to be held in late April and early May of...

How Deep Can South Korea-Africa Relations Go?

The history of relations between South Korea and African countries does not cast a particularly long shadow as far as international relations go. This is...

Russia broadening economic ties with Asian and African countries

With the worsening relations with the United States and Western European countries, Russia is seen broadening it’s economic and trade ties with Asian and...

Choosing ‘the better evil’? The contrast effect and the relative nature of soft power

It is an established article of faith in the discipline of international relations that in formulating their foreign policies, in selecting certain courses of...

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Seventy years ago this week, Israeli forces crossed into...

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North Korea and South Korea are facing renewed border...

How Did Myanmar Hide Iranian Jet Fuel Imports to Evade US Sanctions?

Myanmar’s military-linked energy network disguised Iranian jet fuel shipments...
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