The foreign powers competing to win influence in Africa
Continent finds itself wooed by many, but few countries have yet devised a strategy to take full advantage By David…
Visit to Qingshan Village- The low carbon future village
By Augustine Wereuche Praise Qingshan Village is located in the northeast of Huanghu Town, Yuhang District, in Hangzhou City, Zhejiang…
China-Africa Infrastructure Cooperation:Building the groundwork for a better future
By Yi Xin When speaking of China-Africa cooperation, the word “kaleidoscopic” comes to mind. Recent years have seen fruitful outcomes…
Nigeria’s Economic Diplomacy and the China Belt and Road Initiative: Advancing Sustainable Development
By Paul Liam The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), China’s ambitious global infrastructure and economic development program, is leaving its…
The BRICS is not a strategic threat to the United States
By George Monastiriakos Two weeks ago, the BRICS announced that Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates…
Rich in Resources-and Instability: Exploring Africa’s resource mismanagement and global power dynamics
Editor’s Note: In this article, Senator Iroegbu, Maureen Okpe and Global Sentinel team, analysed in comprehensive fashion, the Geopolitics Series…
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At 60, is AU fulfilling the vision of its founding fathers?
The African continent has encountered numerous challenges in the past and continues to grapple with various socio-political and economic crises,…
Getting the job done: How Ukraine can win
• Vladimir Putin’s war is failing. The West should help it fail faster •Where next for Ukraine’s army? Ukraine’s friends…
The call of the south
Turkey is making a big diplomatic and corporate push into Africa
•It is sending engineers and soap operas, but also guns and soldiers The Recep Tayyip Erdogan hospital in Mogadishu, the capital…
£40bn a year only buys The West more spite from Putin’s African cheerleaders
By Rod Liddle It is a little over 20 years since I embarked upon what might be called “the trip…