The New Geopolitics of the Straits The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz has brought the international system face to face with an old lesson that globalisation once appeared to have consigned to history: geography still matters. When a maritime…
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…
That November day in 2013, the sky over Madrid was overcast when the Sudanese ambassador to Spain, Alhussain, offered me a glass of karkadé—the hibiscus tea so characteristic of his homeland. At the table in his residence, surrounded by its…
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…
As a Suajili proverb says: "If you don't plug the holes, you'll have to rebuild the walls."
In the meantime, not for the manufacture of vaccines and also for new concepts. The latter is "vaccine diplomacy".
The Abrahamic Agreements continue to leave gray areas. The most complex aspect is in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which has brought repeated criticism from different communities.
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."
Thousands of Algerians slept very late in the hope of a change in the neighboring country that could mean the light at the end of the tunnel.
