Mohamed Lamine KABA

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

Sergei Lavrov's visit to Guinea and the consolidation of centuries-old bonds of friendship between two peoples united in a community of destiny

While the Western minority no longer has the monopoly on the power to decide what to do or not in the global dynamic, states formerly deprived of their right to self-determination are becoming determining players in global power. The Republic of Guinea seems to be part of this logic of the overthrow of the unipolar world order (here)…

Mohamed Lamine KABA

The sad end of the West and the emergence of the new multipolar world order

The return on stage of “The End of History and Last Man” by Francis Fukuyama (1992) and the questioning of “The Clash of Civilizations” by Samuel P. Huntington (1996), it is implicitly the end of the West and the emergence of the new multipolar world order. The BRICS alliance is at the heart of the transit dynamic and constitutes the engine of Multipolarism…

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Russia, friend and reliable partner of the Republic of Guinea

The Russian and Guinean peoples are linked by a centuries-old friendship of loyalty and mutual assistance. This friendship protects Guinea from the diktat of Western domination, particularly that of France. A true win-win partnership, which should be part of a Sui generis approach…

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Vladimir Putin's visit to China from May 16-17, 2024

Mohamed Lamine KABA

The rebuilding of the UN or the overthrow of the unipolar order

Mohamed Lamine KABA

The celebration of the 79th anniversary of Russia's victory over Nazi Germany in 1945: current issues and future trends

Mohamed Lamine KABA

President Putin's inauguration and its implications for the potential decline of the West

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Emmanuel Macron's knee placed on the necks of Africans

Mohamed Lamine KABA

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