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Sudan: a difficult stage of modern history

The civil war in Sudan, which began in April, 2023, is on the verge of spreading to the entire Horn of Africa. With almost 10 million people internally displaced and more than 25 million facing acute hunger, humanitarian losses are already catastrophic and continue to grow. This tragedy is a result of the endless cycle of failed peace initiatives and the escalation of conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

Viktor Mikhin

In the jungles of French policy on Africa. Part III: The end of the notorious FranceAfrique policy – or will its ‘less noticeable’ continuation follow?

The issue of reducing the French military presence in Africa has been on Paris’ the agenda for many years. When taking up their duties, all of the recent French presidents – without exception – gave a kind of oath that they would address this issue and build relations with African partners on an equal and fair basis.

Viktor Goncharov

Western Missteps in the Global Geopolitical Chess Game

The geopolitical situation we find ourselves in today is not as complex as it may seem. As has been suggested many times, the Western elites are playing a chess game that cannot be won. Western leadership plays checkers or horseshoes in a grand chess match with leaders like Vladimir Putin and his advisors. It’s time we elected leaders with a clear view of the long game and not the sacrifice of pawns.

Phil Butler

France is gradually returning to the Middle Ages while the countries of the Alliance of Sahel States boost their emergence

Mohamed Lamine KABA

The Paradox of Peace: U.S. Diplomacy and Regional Tensions in the Middle East

Abbas Hashemite

A brief review of a Vietnamese warship's visit to the Philippines

Vladimir Terehov

When NATO terrorism will turn against it

Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov

The Rise of Russia and China: A New Era

Taut Bataut

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