Increasing Terror Threats from the Sahel to the Horn of Africa
he rise of terrorism in the Sahel has created an atmosphere of instability that has led to military interventions in Mali, Burkina Faso, Chad, and, most recently, Niger.
Can the West weaken the Juntas in the Sahel with ECOWAS?
he coup against Niger's President Mohamed Bazoum, one of the most important allies of the West in the Sahel, paves the way for the consolidation of the influence of other global actors seen as alternatives by regional states, Russia in particular.
Prigozhin Died for Wagner to Live On
Petersburg, lost radio communication at around 17:30 Moscow time, once again putting Russia at the top of the news headlines.
Symmetric and Asymmetric Warfare in the Russia-Ukraine War
In order to formulate the right strategies in the political, economic, military, and other fields, it is necessary for those observing the events to follow the course of war and make projections for the future.
African Agency in the Niger Coup
ince 2020, the Sahel region has witnessed a significant number of military coups with various political implications at the regional and global levels.
Crimea’s Plea for Liberation: Hungary and Serbia to Act for a Free Crimea
The two countries’ foreign and domestic policies have led them to have an ambiguous relationship with Moscow.
“Russia Can’t Win the Economic War, but the West Can Lose It.” BookTalk with Maximilian Hess
ather than a "New Cold War," we are now witnessing the culmination of an economic war with Russia, where the financial, energy, and capital markets are the battlegrounds.
Energy Investments: Should Renewables or Fossil Fuels Lead the Path?
First, the COVID-19 pandemic, then, rising demand accompanied by faster-than-expected normalization, and finally, the Russia-Ukraine war, which led to record low and high prices.
Vladimir Putin’s Art of Assassination
olitical assassination is the oldest trick in the book for getting rid of determined opponents.
Is War at the Door? Iran and the Azerbaijan-Armenia Tensions
ince 2020, following the liberation of Karabakh from nearly three decades of Armenian occupation, the region has yet to establish a stable governance structure.
The Death of Allama Sayeedi: Remembering His Struggle for the Soul of Bangladesh
n August 14, millions of people in Bangladesh watched in shock and disbelief as news broke of the death of Allama Sayeedi.
Saudi Arabia Green-Lights an Economic Corridor Connecting India with Europe
n September 10, 2023, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with India to establish a new economic corridor linking India, the Middle East, and Europe.
China’s Deflation Woes: The End of the Economic Miracle?
The world’s second-largest economy is currently struggling with deflation for the first time since 2020.
The Frightening Journey of Microplastics from Oceans to Our Bodies
They have become an issue of concern in recent years due to their widespread presence and potential impact on the environment and human health.
Challenges and Solutions to Global Food Security in Five Books
n an era marked by unprecedented global challenges, few issues resonate as profoundly as the quest for food security.
A Brief History of Military Coups in Africa since 2020
Those who staged the coups claim they are freeing their countries from Western influence, namely France and the United States.
Gang Crime Poses a Danger to Latin America: The Assassination of Presidential Candidate in Ecuador
n May 17, 2023, Ecuador's President Guillermo Lasso dissolved the opposition-led legislature, setting the stage for immediate elections.
Why Western Muslims View Turkey as a Safe Haven
urkey's deep historical ties to the Islamic world are particularly important for Western Muslims seeking a place where their faith can flourish.
Should Turkey Join BRICS?
he global agenda is concerned with the enlargement of BRICS, a non-formal economic organization consisting of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.
