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Increasing Egyptian influence in the Horn of Africa: appealing to anti-Ethiopian sentiments
In the post-colonial history of Africa, Egypt has steadily remained one of the most active players, whose well-established ambitions and resources form the prerequisites for Cairo’s active participation in political processes far beyond the «land of the pyramids». The recent defence and security agreement with Somalia was another step by Egypt, aimed (among other things) at creating favourable negotiating and (if necessary) strategic positions vis-à-vis the increasingly ambitious Ethiopia.
Ivan Kopytsev
In the jungles of French policy on Africa. Part II: Sahel – E. Macron’s «French Afghanistan»
Summing up the French failures in Africa, and particularly in Mali, the US The National Interest concluded that «the era of French diplomatic dominance on the continent, which lasted for more than 100 years, has come to an end, and Paris’ claims of being one of the leading geopolitical players and a privileged partner of African countries have been seriously undermined».
Viktor Goncharov
Pan-Africanism and the BRICS Alliance constitute two inseparable pillars to shape an emerging Global South
Pan-Africanism and the BRICS alliance represent two powerful forces that can help shape an emerging Global South. While Pan-Africanism promotes unity, solidarity and cooperation among African nations, the BRICS/BRICS+ alliance represents a group of emerging countries seeking to strengthen their economic and political influence on the international stage.
Mohamed Lamine KABA
In the jungles of French policy on Africa. Part I: The truth about French failures in Africa
Viktor Goncharov
Falling Global War on Terror plot: The US allowed 1998 Nairobi-Embassy Bombing
Simon Chege Ndiritu
The African Chiefs of Staff Conference was held in Gaborone (Botswana) from June 24 to 26, 2024 with the participation of the United States
Mohamed Lamine KABA
Sahel States' Departure from ECOWAS A New Era of Regional Integration and Western Defiance
Aleena Im
When Western propaganda openly supports terrorism
Mikhail Gamandiy-Egorov
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