Mohamed Lamine KABA

Geopolitical expert in governance and regional integration, Institute of Public Administration, Humanities and Social Sciences, Pan-African University

The twentieth G20 summit in Johannesburg: for what results?

The G20 countries concluded their 2025 summit in Johannesburg by agreeing on a set of measures aimed at creating a more sustainable and equitable world order.

Mohamed Lamine KABA

The 20th meeting of G20 heads of state in Johannesburg heralds a shift towards a multipolar order

For the first time since 1999, the G20 is taking place in an environment that no longer belongs, economically, demographically or historically, to the exclusive sphere of influence of the West.

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Trump is fighting neither for peace, nor for Ukraine, much less for Russia, but for the survival of the United States

Beyond the Ukrainian theater, the terminal crisis of a unipolar international order and the irreversible emergence of a multipolar configuration of power relations are revealed.

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Paris's futile efforts: why is French military-technical cooperation with its allies failing?

Mohamed Lamine KABA

BRICS: between concrete performances and future prospects

Mohamed Lamine KABA

When the Sino-Russian arctic road disrupts the global maritime navigation order

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Systemic fault lines between unipolarity and multipolarity in the Trans-Oriental Strategic Archipelago

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Colonization without a flag: how the United States and Its Allies plundered the Southern States in the name of progress

Mohamed Lamine KABA

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