Jean Sovon: Mauritania deports large flow of Sub-Saharan migrants
Hundreds of migrants from sub-Saharan Africa are being detained and deported from Mauritania. Some members of civil society in Mauritania...
Opinion
Dr Mustafa Fetouri: Tripoli riots compromise Libya’s stability
Clashes erupted rather suddenly in Libya’s capital, Tripoli, underscoring the fragile security situation in the country. The violence which involved...
Martin Jay: Ursula von der Leyen will prove the demise of the EU
Things are getting a bit out of hand in Brussels as the elite panic like never before. Now they’re talking...
Dan Jones: Libya is confronting intelligence wars shaped by hidden agendas
Libya is a battleground, just not in the way most people think. The country is a chessboard for intelligence services,...
Daniel Haile: Russia’s bases in Africa are a strategic foothold for expansion
Russia’s naval base in Sudan, situated on the Red Sea, is a calculated geopolitical and geoeconomic move designed to secure...
Nabila Ramdani: Why Algeria commemorates VE day
Eighty years since the end of the Second World War in Europe will be commemorated all over the world on...
Aïssa Christophe Agostini: The need for a Morocco-Israel-US investment fund
The Abraham Accords, the landmark agreement to establish official relations between Israel and a number of its Arab neighbors in...
Martin Jay: Is recent FT article a ploy by EU to warn Trump of Netanyahu?
The recent opinion piece from the Financial Times (FT) which, in a nutshell, argues that the West should be ashamed...
Ezra Nnko: The nationalisation of natural resources in the Sahel
On 4th December 2024, Orano, a French nuclear firm owning 63 percent of the Somair mine in Niger, released a...
Raphael Machado: Russia’s Victory Day highlights German atrocities in WW2
As we approach the 2025 Victory Day commemoration, it is worth reflecting on what the Soviet people – along with...
Vera Songwe & Witney Schneidman: Africa’s next steps with Trump
In a recent interview, Fox News anchor Bret Baier asked Felix Tshisekedi, the president of the Democratic Republic of the...
Alisa Butterwick: Have Kneecap gone too far with Tory death threats?
When the world is falling to pieces, the barrier between music and politics tends to follow suit. The more dire...
Graeme Wilson: The UAE’s support for Sudan is an unlikely success
“It was from the smoke in the room… from the fire,” Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan explained. Recalling a...
Osman Mirghani: Sudan and the campaign against returning the displaced
As the armed conflict rages on, Sudan has been and is being subjected to a vicious media and psychological war...
Tariq Al-Homayed: Nasser recordings prove dangerous for Gazan freedom
A leaked recording of a 17-minute conversation from August 1970 between the late Egyptian President, Gamal Abdel Nasser, and Muammar...
