China-Africa

China-Africa Debt Relations

Africa's debt crisis, worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic, European war, and climate change, is reaching alarming proportions. Public debt in Africa reached US$1.8 trillion by 2022, an 183% increase since 2010, and nearly 300% higher than Africa's GDP growth rate....
Africa, politics

The Horn of Africa States: Navigating the Ongoing Challenges in the Region

The region of Africa, a horn-shaped region facing Arabia, the Gulf of Aden, the Indian Ocean, and Sudan and Egypt, is the most eastern part of Africa and has been a significant cradle of humankind since Lucy, the Miracle around...
Israeli soldiers

Africa’s Divergent Stance: Support for Palestine Amid Israel-Gaza Conflict

Kenyan President William Ruto condemned Hamas fighters attacking southern Israel, stating that there is no justification for terrorism and attacks on civilians. He called for the international community to mobilize to bring the perpetrators, organizers, financiers, sponsors, supporters, and enablers...
Eastern Mediterranean Gas

Eastern Mediterranean Gas Diplomacy: Rethinking in Turmoil

The term "Eastern Mediterranean Gas Diplomacy: Rethinking in Turmoil" refers to the intricate geopolitical dynamics surrounding natural gas resources in the Eastern Mediterranean, which has been a significant focus for energy-related diplomacy, disputes, and negotiations in recent years. The Eastern...
African Coups

African Coups: A Complex Blend of Relief and Consequences

African political coups are a complex phenomenon that brings both relief and uncertainty to the continent. The struggle for democracy and accountability, while also highlighting the challenges associated with political upheaval. The international community, including African nations, must navigate these...
Africa, politics

The Impending African Divide: Unveiling the Fragmentation Amidst the New Cold War

Africa, a continent rich in diversity and resources, is facing a critical divide in the emerging New Cold War, characterized by a global struggle for influence and supremacy. Major powers, primarily the United States, China, Russia, and the European Union,...
Niger coup

The Changing Face of Africa’s Coup Epidemic: Unveiling New Dynamics

Africa, a continent with diverse cultural and economic potential, is facing a new era of political instability. The face of these coups is changing, with military interventions becoming more frequent. To address this, African nations must focus on strengthening democratic...
United States-China

Countering China’s Belt and Road: US Strategic Approach

China's Bеlt and Road Initiativе (BRI) has bеcomе a global hub for infrastructurе projеcts across Asia, Europе, and Africa. Dеspitе its promisе of еconomic dеvеlopmеnt and connеctivity, concеrns havе arisеn about its gеopolitical implications and potеntial dеbt traps for participating...
Xi Jinping-Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)

What is the future of Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)?

In 2013, Chinese President Xi Jinping launched the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) to link other countries to China for transactions, directly providing loans and technical services to build infrastructure like rail, roads, ports, and industrial establishments. The plan aimed...
Ethiopia-Japan

Ethiopia, Japan collaborate to restore Black Sea grain agreement

Addis Ababa Japan's Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi expressed hope that his country and Ethiopia would cooperate on the revival of the Black Sea Grain Initiative after a private conversation with the Deputy Prime Minister of Ethiopia. Hayashi condemned the termination...
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