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Can Tunisia Get Hit by a New “Arab Spring”?

As you know, it was with the “Jasmine Revolution” in Tunisia in 2010-2011 that a wave of protests began throughout the Arab world, whose consequences are still being felt by a number of countries. And against this background, Tunisia became the first “new democracy.” The Ennahda that came to power as a result, closely linked to the international Muslim...

Vladimir Danilov

Ethiopia: Will the “Humanitarian Truce” Help in Resolving the Situation in Tigray

The Ethiopian government has announced that an “indefinite humanitarian truce will take effect immediately,” they said they hoped to help accelerate delivery of emergency aid to the Tigray region, where hundreds of thousands are starving. Since the war began in the north of the country...

Viktor Mikhin

Africa Supports Russia's Operation in Ukraine and Advocates a Revival of the Non-Aligned Movement

The events in Ukraine and Russia’s actions there are perceived differently around the world. While some countries, under Washington’s onslaught, impose sanctions against Russia overits operation in Ukraine, others are strengthening relations with Moscow, or at least maintaining the status quo...

Vladimir Danilov

The G5 Sahel Group - Clearly Just an Illusion

Vladimir Danilov

Paris Admits it is Unable to Stand up to Militants in Mali as it Withdraws Troops

Vladimir Danilov

France Tries to “Reboot” its Relations with Africa

Vladimir Platov

Russia’s Cooperation with Africa Progressively Develops

Dmitry Bokarev

Egypt and the GERD Issue

Viktor Mikhin

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