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Here’s How China’s Economic Model Entraps Developing Nations
Initially lauded as a groundbreaking vision for global connectivity, China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has increasingly become a subject of intense scrutiny. Promising...
Building Ghana’s Relationship Within BRICS+ Alliance and Beyond
With heightening of geopolitical interest in building a new Global South architecture, the newly created administration at Ghana's Jubilee House, has to consider joining...
African Union’s Summit Leaves Little Hope to Advance Agricultural Transformation in Africa
Perhaps it was the most crucial summit held on January 9th to 11th in 2025 with a focus to raise agricultural productivity, increase public...
Domestic military intervention in Ethiopia fails: It is time to take U.S. causation
One of a state's most vital institutions is thought to be the military. The military is incumbent for the survival of the state and...
African Union Developing a Ten-Year Comprehensive Agriculture Programme (2026-2035)
For three working days, 9th –11th January 2025, in the Speke Resort Conference Centre in Uganda's capital, Kampala, the African Union Commission (AUC) will...
Guantanamo 2.0? Why Somalia Must Reject Ethiopia’s Push for a Dangerous Lease
In 1903, a deal was struck between the United States and Cuba that would leave an enduring mark on international relations. The agreement gave...
Redefining Allies: How Africa’s Rise Demands a New U.S. Strategy
American elections capture global attention, with audiences worldwide closely following each twist in the presidential race. Beyond domestic topics like the economy and immigration,...
AU Launches Bold Stabilization Mission in Somalia for 2025
The new African Union peacekeeping mission in Somalia on Wednesday announced its commitment to the country's stabilization efforts in 2025 and post-conflict recovery as...
From Gaza to Ukraine and beyond, 2024 was the year of wars
The year 2024 has been marked by an alarming proliferation of conflicts worldwide, underscoring humanity's inability to reconcile political ambitions with the need for...
Angola’s petro-dependency continues
Oil and natural gas accounted for 94 percent of Angola's total exports, while diamonds contributed 4 percent, and other products made up just 1.5...