Google bypasses Nigeria, lands first subsea cable for Africa in Togo
•Google’s Equiano chose Togo first and may move to Nigeria next By Alexander Onukwue Equiano, Google’s subsea internet cable in Africa,…
What you need to know: Russia’s hypersonic missiles come into play as the war in Ukraine drags on
•Hypersonic missiles add new phase to the war •Mounting casualties and allegations of war crimes •Russian troops advance with stiff…
Why global warming threatens east African coffee
•Other cash crops including tea will also be affected Jeremiah letting learned about coffee from his father. As a child…
Next Africa: The continent pays the price of a European war
By Antony Sguazzin and Gordon Bell From Maputo to Khartoum, African governments are scrambling to contain the economic fallout from…
Nigeria, African oil and gas producers look to secure European markets
European leaders have set a target to end their reliance on Russian oil and gas “well before 2030,” which could lead to…
The Case for Cooperation: The future of the US-UK intelligence alliance
By Jake Harrington, Riley McCabe DOWNLOAD THE BRIEF The Issue Over the past 75 years, the United States and the United Kingdom…
Russian spy chief “detained” as tension over stalled Ukraine invasion–US Officials
•U.S. deems credible reports that chief of FSB intelligence agency’s Ukraine unit is under house arrest; bickering between FSB, defense…
Wounded Russian soldiers fill Belarusian hospitals
•Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, dead and wounded Russian soldiers have been arriving in Belarus. Most officials…
The Azov Battalion: Extremists defending Mariupol
•Some of the fighters defending Mariupol belong to the Azov Battalion, an ultranationalist militia with ties to extremists across Europe.…
Russia-Ukraine War: Here are 7 assumptions the US, NATO should drop
•Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced a hard look at long-held theories about deterrence strategies in Europe. In the op-ed…