Mohamed Lamine KABA

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

Alaska Summit: Moscow and Washington redraw lines without Brussels or London

Under the northern lights of Alaska, Russia and the United States sketched the contours of a reorganized world – without Europe at the table – positioning Russia as a major player in European security.

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Yalta 2.0: escalation logic and mutual threat perception between Moscow and Washington

On August 15, 2025, in Alaska, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump will prepare to negotiate, in a Yalta 2.0 format, the contours of a new strategic order – with Ukraine and Europe at the center of the discussions, absent from the banquet where their fate is nevertheless being decided.

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Russia and the Sahel are forging a 21st-century strategic alliance

At the heart of an era of geostrategic restructuring in the Sahel, Russia and the Alliance of Sahel States are forging unprecedented ties of energy and security cooperation, anchored in the principles of sovereignty, complementarity and regional stability.

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The 3rd Russian-African Conference of the Valdai Club in Pretoria

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China also faces sanctions without mandate or legitimacy from the outlawed West

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The foundations of Russo-Guinean cooperation - Part 5: the futuribles

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Allegiance Summit between Washington and its African vassals

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The BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro symbolizes a geopolitical shift away from the West

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