Hormuz disruptions threaten fertilizer flows, risking global food insecurity and destabilizing vulnerable regions from Ethiopia to South Asia.
Browsing: Africa
Africa’s failure to invest in domestic refineries has left the continent vulnerable to massive price shocks and fuel hoarding.
Africa must condemn illegal Iran war as violation of UN Charter sovereignty risks legitimizing Western military intervention against Global South.
Africa’s silence on Iran war reveals diplomatic pragmatism as nations prioritize Gulf economic ties over Tehran’s anti-Western alliance.
North Africa is positioning itself as a strategic bridge between resource-rich sub-Saharan Africa and Europe.
The UAE has built a network of flexible, often undeclared military outposts across Africa and the Red Sea.
To counter perceptions of neocolonialism and project failures, Riyadh must prioritize local hiring, create joint oversight committees, and reinvest profits in community needs. This shift is essential for sustainable influence in Sudan, Ethiopia, and Eritrea.
The article examines how kinetic missions targeting foreign mercenaries can undermine a nation’s diplomatic outreach. It argues that such operations, while tactically bold, may damage trust and hinder the building of sustainable alliances in complex regions.
The Trump administration justified the attacks through counterterrorism and protection narratives, but experts question whether Sahel jihadist groups pose a direct U.S. homeland threat, noting they primarily target local populations while still destabilizing governments and threatening regional security.