Severe funding reductions present an unprecedented turning point, challenging international institutions to restructure frameworks and unlock local capacity.
Browsing: Africa
Fuel shocks from the Iran conflict spark lethal Diesel protests across Africa as populations revolt over soaring transportation costs and government subsidies.
The geopolitical stability of the Horn of Africa hinges on whether Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed addresses the structural failures of…
Atlantic Council analysts dissect the operational shifts, strategic flaws, and resource limitations redefining the future of US counterterrorism.
Sudan’s war enters a deadly new phase of fragmentation, as fractured military fronts and gridlocked international diplomacy extinguish hopes for peace.
A new US Africa strategy is required to counter intense terrorist expansion in the Sahel and secure core global supply chains for the future.
An exploration of the Turkish Somali hydrocarbon geostrategy and the deepening military and commercial ties between Mogadishu and Ankara today.
An analysis of the SADAT paramilitary instrument expansion and its role in advancing Turkey’s ideological and military objectives across the globe.
Hormuz disruptions threaten fertilizer flows, risking global food insecurity and destabilizing vulnerable regions from Ethiopia to South Asia.
Africa’s failure to invest in domestic refineries has left the continent vulnerable to massive price shocks and fuel hoarding.