L’état-major malien a affirmé que ses soldats ont « pris position » mardi 14 novembre dans ce bastion de la rébellion dominante touarègue. Le 14 novembre, l’armée malienne a dit avoir pris position dans Kidal,
Germany’s Die Welt exposes Polisario-Iran nexus
German newspaper said it had access to a conversation between a Polisario and an Iranian agent proving the nexus between the two countries. In a detailed article, the newspaper said it had consulted intelligence documents
Reading Between The Lines Of The BBC’s Latest Warmongering Propaganda About Ethiopia
This is a very sophisticated information warfare provocation aimed at maximally dividing-and-ruling not just the Horn of Africa, but also the Gulf due to Saudi Arabia and the UAE’s inclusion in the BBC’s latest warmongering
DRC: At least 12 people killed in ADF attack including four children
At least twelve people, including four children, lost their lives in an attack carried out on Wednesday in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) by the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF),
The Horn of Africa States: The Red Sea – OpEd
In a previous article I penned and entitled “The Horn Of Africa States: The Northern Indian Ocean” and dated October 9, 2023, in Eurasia Review, I noted that “The Northern Indian Ocean could, as a
Africa Key Source Of Critical Minerals For Global Energy Transition, But There Are Hidden Dangers – Analysis
Africa possesses significant reserves of the minerals that are essential for batteries, solar panels and other green tech that will underpin the energy transition from fossil fuels to renewables. Africa’s mining industry, however, remains largely
Ethiopia’s Plan For Resolving The Amhara-Tigray Dispute Is Imperfect But Pragmatic
Ethiopia’s national interests are served by standardizing the resolution of interregional disputes through the means being employed in this case. Ethiopia shared its plan for resolving the Amhara-Tigray dispute on the one-year anniversary of the
Why does France have military bases in Africa?
With a wave of coups in former French colonies in Africa, France is finding it can no longer take its military role on the continent for granted. There have been growing protests against France’s presence
Dozens of UN peacekeepers injured during Mali withdrawal
The military junta in Mali ordered the United Nations peacekeeping mission MINUSMA to leave the country earlier this year. The peacekeepers’ convoys have been hit by multiple improvised explosive devices. A convoy of United Nations
Sudan crisis has ‘effectively put on hold’ political dispute over Abyei
The war between rival militaries in Sudan has interrupted encouraging signs of dialogue between Sudan and neighbouring South Sudan and “effectively put on hold” talks over disputed Abyei, senior UN officials told the Security Council