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Ethiopia and Tigray cannot agree on peace

The Ethiopian government stated it had accepted an invitation from the African Union (AU) to hold peace talks with rebels in the Tigray region after another escalation of fighting in the nearly two-year war in the north. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s National Security Advisor Redwan Hussein wrote on social media that the government “has accepted this invitation which...

Viktor Mikhin

Africa steps up counterinsurgency efforts

Improving the fight against terrorist groups continues to be a major challenge for a significant number of countries in Africa. After the defeat of radical Islamists in the Middle East, they refocused on the Dark Continent, moving leadership, units and assets to West Africa to make the region a new stronghold of Islamism. Terrorists regularly attack populated...

Vladimir Danilov

Egypt’s Negative Stance on the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

If you read Cairo newspapers, one of the main topics of great concern to residents of Egypt’s capital, and indeed to all Egyptians, is the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). The headlines say a lot: “Ethiopia wants to monopolize all water sources,” “Ethiopia is trying to deceive the Nile Basin countries,” “Ethiopia is constantly trying to drive a wedge between...

Viktor Mikhin

Nigeria’s Upcoming Elections Exacerbate the Situation in the Country

Vladimir Danilov

Why does Africa Oppose the Presence of UN Peacekeepers?

Vladimir Danilov

Ethiopia: How to Resolve the Thorny Tigray Issue?

Viktor Mikhin

The Widening Gap between Rich and Poor is Hastening the Transition to a Multipolar World

Veniamin Popov

The West Gives Lip Service to Fighting Hunger

Vladimir Danilov

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