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Macron’s visit to Congo may bring new turmoil to France-Rwanda relations.

By Writer
8 March 2023
in :  Africa
98

French President Emmanuel Macron’s trip to Africa brings France’s relations with Rwanda to the fore again. Relations between the two countries have always been strained due to the involvement of French troops in the 1994 Rwandan genocide. The genocide in Rwanda took place between the Tutsi and the Hutus. During the genocide almost 800,000 people were lost, mostly members of …

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Challenge of Chinese Investments in Africa

By Writer
20 February 2023
in :  Africa, Uncategorized
1,191

Chinese investments in Africa have been significant over the last few decades, primarily focused on infrastructure, natural resources, and trade. Overall, Chinese investment in Africa has been viewed both positively and negatively, with some experts arguing that it has contributed to African economic development, while others argue that it has led to exploitation and increased dependency. There are several other …

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The presence of France in the Sahel comes to an inglorious end

By Writer
15 February 2023
in :  Africa
231

France is one of the countries that have a long history and at the same time a presence on the African continent. The presence of France is observed from the 17th century and it gets even stronger from the 19th to the 20th, where the decolonization of African areas gradually begins. Despite their independence from Paris, several of the countries …

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CJEU on the concepts of “State” and “Country”, looking at the Kosovo case

By Writer
15 February 2023
in :  Europe
118

The issue of the recognition of the independence of Kosovo has been a challenge for the EU for more than a decade now. Still to this day, five Member States, naming Cyprus, Greece, Romania, Slovakia, and Spain refuse to recognize Kosovo’s unilateral declaration of independence of 17 February 2008. However, it was in Spain v. Commission that, for the first …

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The fate of million Syrians, a play in the political scene of UNSC 

By Writer
15 February 2023
in :  Middle East
88

According to a report released by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), the new year found 4.1 million people in north-west Syria, out of which 80% are women and children, in the need of humanitarian aid to fulfill their basic needs. A month earlier, the UN OCHA estimated that the number of aid recipients in Syria …

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How to handle classified documents at the White House

By Writer
6 February 2023
in :  USA & Canada
206

Both Joe Biden and Donald Trump have found themselves in the middle of some controversial scandals related to the storage of classified documents. The current and the former president, in different circumstances, have retained documents containing government secrets after having abandoned their institutional roles: Biden as vice-president under the Obama administration and Trump as US president. This is a cause …

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Analysis on Iranian influence in Latin America- the Venezuelan case

By Writer
1 February 2023
in :  International Relations Studies, Latin America
325

US national peace and security in its immediate geo-political sphere of influence is increasingly at odds of being breached by a network of anti-American and proxy insurgents founded and connected to the Iranian regime. Iran has been increasing its network of influence in Latin America and is currently using Venezuela as a sanctuary for Hezbollah and high-ranking regime operatives. Venezuela …

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Instability and Tension: the new Israeli government

By Writer
20 January 2023
in :  Middle East
147

The present article is a critical analysis of the strategic challenges and political dilemmas that Israeli society will have to face under its the new Netanyahu-led government. The new Netanyahu-led coalition government of Israel is made of an alliance of hard-right nationalist and radical religious parties and embodies the sentiment of being the most right-wing pro-settler and expansionism government in …

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China and Saudi Arabia- A threatening relationship to US power in the Middle East

By Writer
19 January 2023
in :  USA & Canada
170

The recent new deal between the Chinese state and Saudi Arabia offers some important hints to the balance of power in the region and the changing paradigm of power dynamics in it, signalling that the US´s has increasingly strained its relationship with the Saudi royal family ever since President Biden promised even before assuming office to punish the Saudi Kingdom …

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Influence and Power: The use of energy resources for their safety and interests – Saudi Arabia and Gulf Monarchies

By Writer
19 January 2023
in :  Middle East
144

Since the end of 19th century, the Middle Eastern region and countries of the Persian Gulf has taken the strategic attention of most world powers over its energy resources mainly in oil crude and more recently natural gas. In what concerns to the strategic oil crude, that geographical area holds two-thirds of the world’s reserves and because of it the …

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