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Leveraging NIDO Africa into BRICS and its Future Prospects

Over the past few years, Jude Osakwe, a Nigerian professor at the Namibian University of Science and Technology (NUST), Continental Chairman, Nigerians in Diaspora...

Women Who Power the Future: Stella Tsani on Leading the Energy Transition

In this exclusive interview, recipient of the 2025 EUSEW Woman in Energy Award Stella Tsani critical intersections of economics, equity, and clean energy. A...

China’s Calculated Calm: Beijing’s Stance on the Iran-Israel Flashpoint with Dr. Nadia Helmy

While the world watches the Iran-Israel conflict edge toward the brink, China’s voice remains calm—measured, yes, but anything but indifferent. In this timely and...

Tracking Indian Participation in SPIEF-2025 – Interview

St. Petersburg Economic Forum remains one of the valuable platforms for developing strategic trade ties and forging investment cooperation with potental partners, both local...

Putin’s Dilemma: Where Russia Stands in the Iran-Israel Conflict ft. Prof. Matthew Crosston

The escalating tensions between Iran and Israel have thrust Russia into a complex geopolitical ballet, requiring a delicate balancing act that reflects its historical...

Building Africa’s Nuclear Energy Network: Rosatom’s Expanding Footprint

In this Modern Diplomacy interview (Q&A), Ryan Collyer, CEO of Rosatom Central and Southern Africa, explains significant aspects of adopting and step-by-step procedures for...

False Flags, Real Risks: How Nationalism Drives South Asia’s Nuclear Gamble — with Michael Kugelman

South Asia, a crucible of ancient civilizations and modern rivalries, stands at a perilous crossroads. For over two decades, Michael Kugelman, a leading American...

The Cost of Escalation: What the Iran-Israel Clash Means — James Dorsey Explains

The Middle East is currently teetering on the brink of a regional conflagration, as the long-simmering shadow war between Iran and Israel has erupted...

The Silent Revolution: Yasmine Sherif on Why Education is Humanity’s Most Vital Right in Crisis

In the realm of humanitarian crises, the immediate focus often gravitates towards providing water, food, and shelter – essential provisions for survival. However, Yasmine...

The Changing Face of Global Power: Who Wins, Who Loses?

In the context of emerging new world, key global powers are thumbing up their strategic agendas, seriously evaluating their approaches in taking positions on...

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