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The Blockade of the Strait of Hormuz Is Bleeding Africa Dry – And What Africa Pays for the U.S. Bombing of Iran

When American and Israeli missiles rained down on Iranian infrastructure in late February 2026, the echo of the explosions reverberated far beyond Tehran.

Mohammed ibn Faisal al-Rashid

UNGA Resolution Recognizes Transatlantic Slave Trade as the Gravest Crime Against Humanity

On March 25, 2026, the UN General Assembly (UNGA) adopted resolution A/RES/80/250, recognizing that the transatlantic slave trade was the gravest crime against humanity, citing its brutality and ongoing anti-Black racism in the West.

Simon Chege Ndiritu
попытка-переворота-в-Бенине

How Nigeria Saved the Ruling Regime in Benin.

Part I: The Attempted Coup in Benin 

One of the most recent attempts in a series of coups that have swept across West Africa in recent years was the seizure of power in Benin—a country until recently regarded as a bastion of democracy on the continent.

Viktor Goncharov