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Egyptian Protests: A US-Fuelled "Arab Spring" Reboot

When the West's leading media organizations attempt to convince audiences they know nothing about where Mohammed Aly - a Spanish-based Egyptian protest leader - came from, the first thing one can be sure of is they are being lied to. Protests have begun to spread again in Egypt after nearly a decade...

Tony Cartalucci

How Come Africa is Going to Get as “Democratic” as it Could Possibly Be

At the present juncture, basically nobody would be surprised to hear that military conflicts and political crises revolve around strategic resources and transport corridors. Washington doesn't make a big secret out of the fact that its foreign policy is driven by its craving for hydrocarbons together with a number of other...

Jean Perier

Central African Republic — Some Mata Hari Action Going Down

If you are in the mood for a good yarn, you’ll find writer Dionne Searcey weaves a sizzler of a spicy tale of Russian intrigue and skullduggery in her New York Times story “Gems, Warlords and Mercenaries: Russia’s Playbook in Central African Republic.” The sexy-sleazy thriller...

Phil Butler

Egypt is being Targeted Again

Valery Kulikov

Russia and Algeria: Decades of Friendship and Military and Technical Cooperation

Dmitry Bokarev

On Political Issues Raised by the Latest Tokyo African Development Forum

Vladimir Terehov

Spotlight on Africa

Valery Kulikov

What is Washington Up to in Africa?

Jean Perier

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