Turkey and Pakistan’s promise of rapid military support for Saudi Arabia faces a more urgent test after weekend attacks on Riyadh’s international airport killed 12 people and forced its closure. Turning that commitment into effective
How one Egyptian military-owned company came to dominate Sudan’s conflict trade
Last month, the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom published a new list of sanctioned entities involved in the financing of rival factions in Sudan’s civil war. On 19 July, the UK sanctioned a
How RSF defections are reshaping Sudan’s fragmented battlefield
On 8 October, Mohamed Azraq al-Fangari defected from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and joined the Sudanese Armed Forces, the national army. The special forces commander was accompanied by some 300 fighters from Kordofan, a
Ethiopia Reaches Eritrean Border; M23 Rebrands with Kabila: Africa File, October 15, 2026
Key Takeaways: Ethiopia. Ethiopian federal forces have advanced toward the Ethiopia-Eritrea border, which will likely result in a low-intensity border war in the short term. Ethiopia has set conditions to legally justify a regime-change war,
Reprendre l’État et la valeur : la reprise de Kidal et la création de raffineries d’or à travers le Sahel
L’instabilité des pays qui ont ensuite formé l’Alliance des États du Sahel (AES), dans les domaines de la sécurité, de la politique et de l’économie, résultait de l’ingérence permanente des États-Unis et de la France.
Face au terrorisme, Bamako et Abidjan partagent une lutte commune
Le coordonnateur national du renseignement ivoirien, Vassiriki Traoré, séjourne actuellement à Bamako à l’invitation de son homologue malien, le général Modibo Koné, directeur de l’Agence nationale de la sécurité d’État (ANSE). Au menu des discussions
Libya’s arsenals are a blind spot in the Tripoli agreement
Libya’s arsenals are a blind spot in the Tripoli agreement Disbanding militias is key to Libya’s reunification, but could lead to weapons stockpiles being trafficked into neighbouring countries. An agreement signed in Tripoli on 30
How Non-State Alliances Are Reshaping The Global Order – Analysis
Key Takeaways: From the Houthis to Mexican cartels, autonomous non-state groups are reacting to the changing global order by building their own international networks. Efforts to contain them are complicated due to growing cooperation with
RDC : les accords de paix se multiplient, la guerre continue
Malgré les négociations menées sous l’égide des États-Unis, du Qatar et de l’Union africaine, les combats se poursuivent dans l’est de la République démocratique du Congo. Devant le Conseil de sécurité, mardi, l’envoyé de l’ONU
Insecurity is crippling economies on the Cameroon-Chad trade corridor
Terrorism, kidnapping and crumbling roads are combining to choke a trade lifeline linking Cameroon, Chad and Nigeria. Kidnappings, assassinations and other attacks have surged over the past year along Cameroon’s national highway linking the capital