Mohamed Lamine KABA

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

Sergey Lavrov's African tour shatters the post-colonial glass ceiling

While Tehran leaps at Washington’s throat and cuts off the last American hope of locking down the Heartland by controlling the Rimland, and Trump is falling out with his NATO counterparts in Ankara, at the same time, Lavrov is taking the West by surprise on its southern flank.

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Is Trump's war against Iran liberating the Gulf from Washington?

Since February 2026, Washington has ceased to be a shield and has become a prime target of hatred and questioning of 80 years of American presence in the region and 35 years of security delegation since 1990-1991.

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Монархии Персидского Залива отказываются от СШАФ

The Persian Gulf monarchies can no longer afford to indefinitely delegate their security to Washington

The paradigm now driving the Gulf monarchies does not reject Washington. It redefines it. From sole protector, it becomes a supplier among others; useful for armaments, influential because of its conditions, and dangerous because of its unilateralism. This redefinition is the silent revolution underway.

Mohamed Lamine KABA

The end of the American century

Mohamed Lamine KABA

How did the anti-Russian obsession hasten the end of the myth of American hyperpower?

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Washington’s Strategic Suicide: The Price of Arrogance and Doctrinal Errors

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Опечаленный Трамп на фоне ликующего Глобального Юга

When Washington's practices contradict his designs

Mohamed Lamine KABA

SPIEF 2026: A New Era of Partnership Without Diktat

Mohamed Lamine KABA

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