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Newly Elected Secretary-General Of Arab League Will Face Looming Regional Conflict
Arab foreign ministers unanimously agreed to nominate Nabil Fahmy as the newest secretary-general of the Arab League in a video conference with the 22 member
South Sudan Commits To Humanitarian Access In Akobo As Catastrophic Hunger Looms
The United Nations welcomed commitments from the transitional government of South Sudan on May 8th, 2026 to facilitate humanitarian access to Akobo County in Jonglei
Taiwan President Arrives In Eswatini On Surprise Visit After Blaming China For Airspace Blockade
Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te recently arrived in Eswatini on an unannounced visit, just weeks after his government was forced to postpone the trip due to
Three Years Of War In Sudan: U.N. Envoy Reaffirms Conflict “Cannot Be Resolved Through Military Means”
The war in Sudan entered its fourth year on April 15th, 2026, with the United Nations observing the grim three-year mark of what is now
LTDH Suspension Raises Concerns Over Civil Society In Tunisia
Tunisian President Kais Saied has suspended yet another human rights organization—the Tunisian League for the Defense of Human Rights (LTDH)—for one month as part of
Niger And Mali’s Claims Of Terrorism: Growth Of Extremism In The Sahel As Threat To Global Security
On April 21st, 2026, at a security forum in Senegal, the foreign ministers of Niger and Mali accused their neighboring countries in the Sahel of
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Africa’s Critical Minerals Boom: Opportunity Or Another Resource Trap?
The demand for vital minerals like lithium, cobalt, copper, and rare earth elements has increased as the world economy moves toward low-carbon technologies and renewable
Trump’s Rwandan Sanctions– Arbitration Or Imperialism?
On March 2, The United States announced sanctions on Rwanda, alleging the Rwanda Defense Force and top military officials supported the M23 rebel group in
Nigeria’s Naira Stabilization Measures: Market Confidence Or Temporary Relief?
Nigeria increased its efforts to stabilize the naira in February 2026, following months of sustained volatility, inflationary pressure, and diminishing consumer purchasing power. The Central
Captagon And The Construction Of Narcostates In The Middle East
Captagon’s role in the drug trade is closely linked to regional conflicts and has contributed to instability and addiction throughout the Middle East. Originally developed
South Africa Expels Israeli Envoy
On Jan. 20, South Africa called for Israeli envoy Ariel Seidman to exit the country after violating diplomatic order. This order from the South African
Africa’s Debt Restructuring Problem: Why The G20 Common Framework Has Failed To Deliver Economic Relief
Several African nations have seen increasing financial distress during the past ten years due to a combination of high external borrowing, shocks to the world
