The relationship between two continents: institutions, trade, outside powers, and whether Europe is ready to speak to Africa as an equal.
As Europe searches for clean energy, critical minerals and stability along its borders, one question returns to the centre of the debate: what place does Africa occupy in Europe’s future? Yet even that question preserves an old European habit: speaking…
For centuries, the relationship between Africa and the great powers has been defined by extraction. First came gold, ivory, and rubber; later oil, uranium, and cobalt. Today, a new strategic frontier is emerging: data. Among them, health data is rapidly…
The Global Growth Conference 2025, organized by the Amadeus Institute in a context of global fragmentation, was not just another conference. It was, in many ways, an act of revelation: a stark exposition of the decline of Western leadership and…
In the vast expanse of the African continent, a tense and silent conflict unfolds in the shadows—a subtle yet fierce struggle where global powers—Russia, China, France, and the United States—vie for influence. Echoes of coups and failed elections resonate in…
In the intricate geostrategic landscape of Africa, the presence of military groups such as Wagner, backed by Russia, and Polisario, supported by Algeria, poses a significant danger to regional stability and security. These organizations, with their questionable objectives and actions,…
As a Suajili proverb says: "If you don't plug the holes, you'll have to rebuild the walls."
Abdelmalek Alaoui, director of the Tribune of Africa, points out that the continent is ready to face the fourth industrial revolution.
Africapitalism is the idea of the Chinese proverb: "Give a man a fish and he will eat today, give him a cane and teach him to fish and eat for the rest of his life."
The new year began with positive news for the African continent, despite the devastating economic consequences of the Covid-19.
Africa has grown at a remarkable rate over the past decade. Europe, 14 km away, must look to Africa, generously manage migratory flows, ensure, in the short term, a dominant position, economically and culturally speaking.
