Africa
Africa
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
"Quiet Americans" are being quietly squeezed out of Africa
The geopolitical environment on the Dark Continent is rapidly changing
Ethiopia: from Orthodoxy to Islam?
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and his government have their own views on the relationship between the state and religion. The consequences of this could be very serious
Senegal's elections have been postponed. What went wrong in the stronghold of African democracy?
The political situation in the country is becoming increasingly complicated.
Is the US setting its sights on Somalia?
Under the pretext of stabilizing the situation in the country, the US and the West are seeking to strengthen their military positions in the Horn of Africa.
A storm is heading for the "island of stability"
Traditionally calm Senegal is breathing tear gas
We are no longer interested in ECOWAS
Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso have withdrawn from the interregional bloc
Somaliland on its way to international recognition?
Who benefits from the appearance of a new state on the map of the Horn of Africa
Cameroon: The feud between English and French is no longer a childish thing
Separatists want to create an independent state in the English-speaking northwestern and southwestern regions of the country or receive broad autonomy
Rwanda: military diplomacy - prestigious and profitable
How the country's leadership benefits from peacekeeping and armed assistance to neighboring countries
"Bayraktars" over the Black Continent: Turkey is firmly entrenched there
When one speaks of a new stage in the struggle of developed countries for influence in Africa and its markets, one immediately thinks of the former metropolises, Britain and France, the United States, China and Russia. But Turkey does not come to mind. And in vain.
Washington's Sahel strategy: stable instability
What the US “partnership” with West African countries is aimed at