Who Will Help Kinshasa – Nairobi or Washington?
The conflict in eastern DRC could be resolved through a "peace in exchange for resources" formula
Vasilina Rudakova
Beijing's Africa Policy
Africa remains at the center of the foreign policy maneuvers of global powers, with China being particularly active
Syria has fallen. Will the Sahel be next?
How Africa reacted to the fall of the Assad regime - and why it could be next
Middle East: With whom can we negotiate peace?
Vladimir Titorenko, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Doctor of Political Sciences, shares his views on the situation in the region and beyond in an interview with GEOFOR.
Aleksei Maslov: Russia and China Need to Learn to Understand Each Other
GEOFOR's interlocutor is Aleksey Maslov, Director of the Institute of Asian and African Studies (IAAS) at Moscow State University, a Russian Orientalist, Sinologist, Doctor of Historical Sciences and Professor.
Bloc Battles on the Dark Continent
In West Africa, there were two summits of West African alliances – AES and ECOWAS. The results of the first summit became a subject of …
U.S. will not leave Africa
AFRICOM is working to accelerate the creation of military bases in Côte d'Ivoire and Benin. Ghana is in reserve for now.
Can Seoul become an influential player in Africa?
Seoul hosted the first multilateral summit between the Republic of Korea and African countries. It was held to deepen and develop partnership relations.
Elections in South Africa: will the ANC remain in power?
On May 29, 2024, almost 28 million voters in South Africa will have the opportunity to elect representatives to the national and provincial parliaments.
Rostislav Ishchenko: The threat of a pan-European war is very real
Rostislav Ishchenko, a columnist for the Russia Today international media group, gave an interview to GEOFOR about the prospects of the situation in and around Ukraine.
Promising elections does not mean holding them
In West Africa, 2023 was marked by various “troubles”: military coups, internal disturbances, terrorist attacks, etc., but it seems that even this year, Africans do not intend to live peacefully.
The battle for currency sovereignty begins in Africa
Zimbabwe is switching to a new national currency, but the Sahel Alliance is in no hurry to do so yet