NATO’s Southern Flank and the Ankara Summit: Why Is the African Dimension Important?
NATO’s approach to Africa is not the same as the Africa policies of individual NATO member states.
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From Historical Heritage to a Strategic Future: Türkiye–Niger Relations
To interpret the cooperation that has developed between Türkiye and Niger in recent years solely as a result of current…
The Limits of the FLA-JNIM Alliance in Mali: Is Success Against the Goita Administration Possible?
The most likely scenario in Mali in the coming period is the deepening of a fragmented security order rather than…
Pickup Trucks and Drones: Who Is Financing the War in the Sahel?
Some of the actors shaping the war in Mali today emerged from networks inherited from the old fronts of post-Cold…
From Zimbabwe to Washington: Africa’s Mineral Nationalism
Zimbabwe’s lithium gambit is similarly aimed at forcing investors – many of them Chinese – to accelerate domestic refining plans.
Africa’s Quiet Power Shift: From Russian Gold Deals to China’s Training Push
While Russia leans on guns and gold, China has spent years building a quieter, slower kind of influence in Africa.
How Wagner’s Mutiny Will Affect African Politics
After Wagner’s mutiny, Russia, which had consolidated its presence in Africa through Wagner, will have to revise its Africa policy.
Cults Continue to Cause Death in the 21st Century
In the heart of Kenya’s Shakahola Forest, a shocking discovery has unearthed a haunting story of tragedy and fanaticism.
Coup in Niger: What Is In Store for West Africa?
Read how the political uncertainty in Niger following the coup poses a serious threat to regional security in West Africa.
The World Reacts to Military Coup in Niger
Russia’s Wagner boss has publicly called the coup in Niger “good news” and has offered his fighter’s military power to…
The Price of Being of Migrant Origin in France: Death
Here is why: Nahel’s death was not the first death of a migrant in France, nor would it be the…
Post-election Foreign Policy Goals: What the New Turkish Government Offers
With an operational intelligence service, proactive foreign policy, and a qualified staff, Turkey only needs to eliminate its economic hardships.
A Civil War Unfolding in Sudan?
If the conflict in Sudan drags out, it could lead to a hydro-geopolitical conflict affecting the whole East Africa.
Racism against African Migrants in North Africa Is No Longer a Taboo
Pan-Africanism, the egalitarian and anti-slavery utopia propagated in most of the post-independence Maghreb countries, has come to an end.
Macron’s Africa Visit Highlights Growing Anti-Western Sentiment
Tensions are rising between Africa and the West. Macron’s trip to Africa was marred by protests and growing resentment.
NATO vs. Russia: A War to Win Mauritania’s Heart?
Winning Mauritania could be a game changer for Russia in its war with the West.
How China, Russia and the US Compete Over Control in Africa
In the shadows of the Ukraine war, China, Russia and the United States scramble for resources and political influence in…
African Politics, Tribal Violence, and Socio-Economic Rivalry in Africa
A viable solution to tribalism in Africa lies in good governance, regional cooperation, and enhancing the role of the African…
The United Kingdom and Denmark intend to Relocate Refugees to Rwanda
ِAfter the U.K., Denmark is in talks with Rwanda about establishing a new system for transporting asylum seekers to the…
Turkey Is an Afro-Eurasian State
President Erdogan’s Africa vision: Turkey is as an “Afro-Eurasian state” and a fairer and strategic alternative ally for African nations.
Ruling Families in African Politics: From Kenya, to Chad and Ghana
Family dynasties in Africa end up with corruption, bad governance, and economic mismanagement.
Wagner Group Strengthens Its Hold in Africa
Vladimir Putin was asked in April 2012 in the Russian Duma about whether he supported creating a network of Russian…
