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Trump’s Next Big Deal Awaits in Africa

Trump’s Next Big Deal Awaits in Africa

October 23, 2025 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Politics 0 Comments

President Donald Trump’s reshaping of U.S. diplomacy has touched only the tip of the iceberg in Africa but the vast continent, home to more than 1.5 billion people and large shares of critical resources, has

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What Nigeria, others must do following successful strikes against Boko Haram leaders

What Nigeria, others must do following successful strikes against Boko Haram leaders

October 23, 2025 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Conflicts 0 Comments

Over the past three months, security forces from the Lake Chad Basin countries – Nigeria, Niger, Chad, and Cameroon – have announced the arrest or killing of key figures in Boko Haram factions. Although these

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AU suspension of Madagascar raises more questions than answers

AU suspension of Madagascar raises more questions than answers

October 23, 2025 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Politics 0 Comments

AU suspension of Madagascar raises more questions than answersThe AU’s zero tolerance of coups should be matched by a similar attitude towards the poor governance that provokes youth protests. All eyes are on the new

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Time to double down after security strikes against Boko Haram leaders

Time to double down after security strikes against Boko Haram leaders

October 23, 2025 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Conflicts 0 Comments

Time to double down after security strikes against Boko Haram leaders Terror groups have rebounded after past leadership losses, so Lake Chad Basin security forces cannot afford complacency. Over the past three months, security forces

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Can Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan Trade Peace for Prosperity?

Can Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan Trade Peace for Prosperity?

October 21, 2025 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Politics 0 Comments

Peace between Egypt, Ethiopia, and Sudan hinges on their ability to agree on Red Sea trade routes, set rules for shipping, and even divide up parts of the coast. Since the 18th century, global and

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What the Madagascar Coup Means for Africa, Mining, and Competition in the Indian Ocean: Africa File Special Edition

What the Madagascar Coup Means for Africa, Mining, and Competition in the Indian Ocean: Africa File Special Edition

October 20, 2025 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Conflicts 0 Comments

Key Takeaway: The Malagasy military took power in Madagascar in response to weeks of massive youth-led, anti-corruption protests and a resulting constitutional standoff. The crisis could affect US and allied mining operations in Madagascar, pose

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Les ports africains, ces nouvelles artères du monde multipolaire sur les routes de la soie

Les ports africains, ces nouvelles artères du monde multipolaire sur les routes de la soie

October 20, 2025 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Politics 0 Comments

Les quais africains, jadis simples zones d’embarquement du pillage colonial, deviennent les points cardinaux d’un basculement historique : celui du transfert du centre de gravité du monde vers le Sud global. Dans les vagues de

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Culture of Violence

Culture of Violence

October 20, 2025 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Conflicts 0 Comments

Introduction In the past decade, the Sahel has seen a surge of insurgent activity, subjecting millions of civilians to daily violence, displacement, and insecurity. Beginning in Mali in 2012 and Burkina Faso in 2015, violent

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A little too late? The ICC’s first Darfur conflict conviction

A little too late? The ICC’s first Darfur conflict conviction

October 20, 2025 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Politics 0 Comments

With funding for global institutions shrinking, the slow, arduous and costly task of international justice will weigh on ICC member states. On 6 October, the International Criminal Court (ICC) convicted Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman (known

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Madagascar’s military power grab shows Africa’s coup problem isn’t restricted to the Sahel region

Madagascar’s military power grab shows Africa’s coup problem isn’t restricted to the Sahel region

October 20, 2025 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Politics 0 Comments

Those who rise to power through a coup often fall by the same means. That is one of the takeaways from events in Madagascar, where on Oct. 14, 2025, the military seized power after weeks

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