Mohamed Lamine KABA

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

The desert trap: America facing Iran

As the shadow of the desert speaks amidst the clash of missiles and torn diplomacies, the empire hesitates in the face of strategic endurance.

Mohamed Lamine KABA

The United States and Israel attack Iran in the midst of negotiations

The Middle East is sliding into a military confrontation with incalculable regional consequences.

Mohamed Lamine KABA

The paradoxical democracy of the West: arming Ukraine, legitimizing violence in Gaza, and talking about security in Munich

The security conference revealed, under the Bavarian chandeliers, the strategic fatigue of a West that still speaks as it did in 1945 but no longer imposes its will as it did yesterday.

Mohamed Lamine KABA

The 39th African Union summit: what were the results?

Mohamed Lamine KABA

How are the BRICS Sherpas and Sub-Sherpas shaping the 21st century in New Delhi?

Mohamed Lamine KABA

The United States' responsibility for the social chaos in Iran did not arise from nothing

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Africa facing the French matrix of permanent destabilization

Mohamed Lamine KABA

Western Omnipotence: A Myth Built on Betrayal and Subjugation

Mohamed Lamine KABA

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