Ports, pipelines, cables and routes: who organises the connections between Africa, the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, and who keeps the right to decide.
The rivalry between Morocco and Algeria now reaches beyond Western Sahara to the routes linking West Africa to the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. The deeper contest is over who will organise the continent's economic interdependence, and who will keep the right to decide.
An in-depth analysis of thalassocracy, maritime strategy, choke points, and the geopolitical rivalry shaping the global balance of power in the 21st century.
In a world marked by geopolitical tension and fractured alliances, a largely unnoticed gesture during France’s Bastille Day on July 14 carried heavy symbolic weight. Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto marched beside Emmanuel Macron — a statement in favor of barrier-free…
Going hand in hand with Moroccan companies to conquer the African market can be a competitive advantage.
