Challenging the African Migration Narrative
he limited understanding of African migration continues to hinder effective policies, far from addressing the current lived realities and migration drivers.
South Africa: The Challenges of Liberation
he story of South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle is glorious, even romantic, that of its post-apartheid era, beginning with the country’s first democratic elections in April 1994, is less so.
The African Anthropocene: The Making of a Western Environmental Crisis
n Thursday 25 July, two boats carrying more than 300 African migrants capsized off the Libyan coast.
Is China Buying Out Africa?
he presence of China in Africa, in the last few decades in particular, through the injection of billions of dollars, has attracted attention.
Egypt’s Rise in the African Political Landscape: A Regional Power?
gypt’s foreign policy has been actively engaging with Africa in the past couple of years.
How the European Union Continues to Generate Poverty and Migration in Africa
In the full glaring of cameras, he vocalized a long held but yet putrid secret of major European powers: the continued colonization of the African continent in the 21st century.
Decolonizing African Art: Colonial Heritage and European Museums’ Gordian Knot
Before you admire and appreciate the exquisite aesthetics of the many artefacts and objects of African origin in these grandeur European museums, ask yourself why are they here in the first place? And where do they belong to?
On November 27 this year, the Senegalese economist Felwine Sarr and French art historian Benedicte Savoy of College de France, published their highly anticipated report on African arts and artefacts housed in European museums in a book titled ‘‘Restoring Africa’s Heritage.
Abiy Ahmed: America’s Checkmate in East Africa’s Geopolitical Chessboard
ast Africa has witnessed an unprecedented geopolitical shake-up since Abiy Ahmed ascended to power as Ethiopia’s first ethnically Oromo premier earlier this year.
Turkey and Africa set to improve trade ties following joint forum & declaration in Istanbul
he Turkey-Africa Economic and Business Forum held in Istanbul this week has yielded fruitful prospects for reviving and strengthening the relations between Turkey and the multifaceted and rich continent of Africa.
A Lasting Peace in the Horn of Africa?
uring the last couple of months, the Horn of Africa has been witnessing landmark developments.
Erdogan’s visit to Africa promises future collaboration
resident of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan made a 4-day official visit to Africa starting from July 25 on a special invitation.
The EU-Africa Summit: Africa Deserves Better
he 5th African Union-EU summit which took place on 29-30 November, 2017, in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, was seen as a landmark to strengthen political and economic ties between the two continents.
Project competition by Vassalam to employ women in Africa
Mothers of orphans are trained in tailoring and the products made by them such as clothes and accessories are sold under the brand of 'Kanga Africa' around the world.
Pezeshkian’s Cabinet Faces Scrutiny Amid Escalating Regional Tensions
Whether Pezeshkian can deliver on his promises of inclusiveness and unity while maintaining stability in the region remains to be…
India and Indonesia: Security Orbits in the Indo-Pacific
It precisely encompasses in the tropical land of the Indian Ocean which includes India, Sri Lanka, African nations on the western side of the Indian Ocean and Yemen up the northern side of the Indian Ocean.
Why the European Union May Soon Find Itself in a War Economy Mode
All these discourses should also be read in the context of Russia's moves in Africa and the price it is paying for France's energy security.
Somali Pirates Return to the Global Stage
Read: Turkish Influence Expands: Turkey-Somalia Maritime Agreement in the Horn of Africa
Busy shipping lane
The waterways off Somalia constitute some of the busiest shipping lanes globally, with an estimated 20,000 vessels navigating through the Gulf of Aden annually.
Israel’s Looming Attack on Rafah: A March Towards Outright Genocide?
Read: Gaza War Will Have Broad Regional and Global Implications
International reactions to the possible attack
A possible Israeli attack on Rafah is opposed by the countries of the region, the OIC, the UN, the EU, Russia, China, the African Union, and Latin American countries, as well as the U.
Turkey-Egypt Axis Has the Potential to Influence Global Geopolitics
In this sense, it has become increasingly clear in recent years that the energy resources of the Eastern Mediterranean and Africa are of vital importance to Europe.
Saudi Arabia’s Quest for a New Identity
In addition, initiatives are being taken to increase foreign investment, focus more on Asian and African markets, and allow Saudi citizens to spend their money within the Kingdom.
