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The Illusion of Sovereignty: Independence Never Delivered in Africa or the Carpathian. Part 1
Seventeen African countries raised new flags, established new constitutions, and sent delegates to the United Nations in 1960, the Year of Africa, according to historians. The world reacted positively to the official start of a new era of “independence.” But was that enough?
Iran’s Role in South Africa’s Foreign Policy: Opportunities and Challenges
Iran, as a strategic partner, will continue to play a pivotal role in Pretoria’s Middle East foreign policy, as well as continuing consultations in international organizations and forums, increasing multidimensional cooperation, and South-South cooperation, which are considered by both sides in the changing geopolitics of the world.
Inga Koryagina: “I fell in love with Africa, thanks to Zambia”
Our conversation with PhD in History, Associate Professor at the Department of Marketing of the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, Director for International Development at the ANO “Directorate of the World Public Summit,” UNDP international development expert, and Director for International Development of the Russia–Africa Club at Moscow State University, Inga Koryagina, largely focused on Russia–Africa relations.
