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Egypt’s Gulf-Iran Dilemma

Egypt’s Gulf-Iran Dilemma

April 17, 2026 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa 0 Comments

Cairo has put a premium on de-escalation in order to end the war as soon as possible and lessen the economic and energy shocks afterward, but this approach could backfire with its longtime benefactors in

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Global group sees fuel prices remaining elevated as long as Middle East conflict lasts

Global group sees fuel prices remaining elevated as long as Middle East conflict lasts

April 15, 2026 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa 0 Comments

A coordination group comprising the International Energy Agency (IEA), the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects fuel prices to remain under pressure amid the current Middle East conflict involving Iran, Israel

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Terrorists demand N150m ransom over kidnapped Katsina residents

Terrorists demand N150m ransom over kidnapped Katsina residents

April 15, 2026 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Conflicts 0 Comments

The abduction came two days after the AIG Zone 14 directed police commissioners to dismantle criminal organisations in states. Terrorists have abducted more than 15 residents of Zangon in the Kankara area of Katsina State

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La révolution soudanaise sept ans après : mise à mal, mais non vaincue

April 15, 2026 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa 0 Comments

Sept ans après le renversement du régime d’Omar el-Béchir, le Soudan traverse l’une des pires crises humanitaires de ces dernières années. Alors que le pays est déchiré entre deux factions – les Forces armées soudanaises

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UN: Western Sahara Peoples’ Self-Determination at Risk

UN: Western Sahara Peoples’ Self-Determination at Risk

April 15, 2026 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Politics 0 Comments

A United Nations Security Council resolution on the dispute around Morocco’s claims to Western Sahara does not ensure that a new framework to end the long-standing impasse on the issue upholds the right to self-determination

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Est de la RDC: comment les combats se sont déplacés et intensifiés au Sud-Kivu en trois mois

Est de la RDC: comment les combats se sont déplacés et intensifiés au Sud-Kivu en trois mois

April 15, 2026 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Conflicts 0 Comments

À l’heure où des discussions sont prévues en Suisse entre Kinshasa et l’AFC/M23 pour tenter de relancer un processus de désescalade dans l’est de la République démocratique du Congo (RDC), la réalité du terrain raconte

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Al Shabaab changing tactics, security chiefs told

Al Shabaab changing tactics, security chiefs told

April 15, 2026 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Conflicts 0 Comments

Expert Yanaya spoke at a gathering of intelligence leaders from 70 countries under the Mashariki Corporation conference. Yanaya was speaking at a gathering of intelligence leaders from 70 countries under the Mashariki Corporation conference. He

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Africa and the Middle East crisis: better prepared, but not insulated

Africa and the Middle East crisis: better prepared, but not insulated

April 15, 2026 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Conflicts 0 Comments

Africa is again staring down the barrel of an external shock. The Middle East crisis marks the third major supply disruption in less than a decade, following COVID-19 and the 2022 Russia-Ukraine conflict. In each

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Don’t Diminish the UN Peacekeeping Mission in South Sudan

April 15, 2026 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Conflicts 0 Comments

This week, the United Nations Security Council will debate the renewal of the UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) as civilians throughout the country are at risk of atrocities and need greater protection. The

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The Centrality of Iraq and Syria to the Islamic State’s Caliphate

April 14, 2026 admin Geopolitics, Geopolitics - Central Africa, Topic - Conflicts 0 Comments

Despite reports of the Islamic State’s growing threat in the Horn of Africa and the leadership’s alleged relocation to the Puntland region in Somalia, the central lands of Iraq and Syria, the original area of

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