Since the collapse of the economic situation in Egypt on the morning of the eleventh of this January and the dollar has exceeded the level of thirty pounds, the Western press is only talking about
Has Saudi Arabia abandoned the Sisi regime?
In a big surprise, the Saudi writer, Turki Al-Hamad, who is close to the decision-making circles in his country, launched an attack on the Egyptian regime’s policy through a series of tweets he posted on
US seeks to expel Russian mercenaries from Sudan, Libya
The United States has stepped up pressure on Middle East allies to expel the Wagner Group, a military contractor owned by an oligarch with close ties to Russia’s president, from chaos-stricken Libya and Sudan where
Somalia’s neighbours to launch new operations against al Shabaab militants
Top leaders of Djibouti, Ethiopia and Kenya on Wednesday agreed to begin “search and destroy” operations to push al Shabaab militants out of neighbouring Somalia. The move follows an intensified offensive by Somalia’s federal government
Wagner mercenaries sustain losses in fight for Central African Republic gold
Russian fighters clash with rebels as Kremlin tries to extend power in mineral rich country Russian mercenaries from the Wagner Group have sustained heavy casualties in a new surge of fighting between government troops and
A pro-Russian social media campaign is trying to influence politics in Africa
Close to a year since the invasion of Ukraine, activists aligned with Russia are pushing pro-Kremlin messages in Africa using a coordinated French-language network spanning Facebook, YouTube, Telegram and other online channels. The network, dubbed
The Limits of the U.S.-South Africa Relationship
The Biden administration’s attempts to build closer bonds with South Africa may not bear fruit, but it may be worth devoting more attention to nongovernmental actors. It is difficult to imagine that the Biden administration
Africa’s Role in China’s Multilateralism Strategy
China’s efforts to reshape existing global institutions and norms rely on the support of African governments, though this can often be at odds with African citizen interests. Reshaping global institutions and norms to reflect Chinese
La Bundeswehr vers un retrait anticipé du Mali
Selon une interview du ministre allemand de la Défense Boris Pistorius, à paraître dans la Süddeutsche Zeitung du 1er février, le gouvernement allemand envisagerait de retirer ses troupes du Mali avant mai 2024. Boris Pistorius,
Mali : des experts réclament une enquête sur d’éventuels crimes commis par les forces maliennes et Wagner
Des experts indépendants de l’ONU ont appelé, mardi, à une enquête indépendante sur des violations flagrantes des droits humains et « d’éventuels crimes de guerre et crimes contre l’humanité commis depuis 2021 au Mali par