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21 Feb

Africa’s Great Lakes an area of geopolitical interest?

  • By Scott Morgan
  • / Africa, Articles, Conflict
  • /Tags: Africa, Congo, Rwanda

The situation in the Great Lakes region of Africa is one of the major Geopolitical Risks that will continue into 2024. We saw evidence of that on December 23, 2023, with another attack taking place.

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27 Jan

Iranian Aggression and the Spectrum of International Responses

  • By Zayyan
  • / Articles, Conflict, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Middle East, Security, Syria
  • /Tags: geopolitics, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Pakistan, Syria

Iran's recent military actions across the Middle East represent a significant escalation in regional tensions. An attack on Pakistan, however, represents a new level of escalation.

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06 Jan

Gamechanger in the Horn

  • By Scott Morgan
  • / Africa, Articles, Geopolitics
  • /Tags: Ethiopia, Somalia, Somaliland

The announcement made on New Year’s Day that Ethiopia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Somaliland covering several areas may have created the first major geopolitical risk of 2024. The next few months in the Horn of Africa will be both concerning and an issue to watch. 

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28 Dec

Sahel in 2023: A Turbulent Year of Rising Tensions

  • By Scott Morgan
  • / Africa, Algeria, Articles
  • /Tags: Africa, Algeria, Mali, Sahel

One of the best ways to describe the events in the Sahel in 2023 is that the region slouched from one crisis to another.

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23 Nov

Security challenges in the Sahel: The border between Ghana and Burkina Faso

  • By Scott Morgan
  • / Africa, Articles, Conflict, Diplomacy, Extremism
  • /Tags: BurkiniFaso, Ghana, Insurgency, Sahel, West Africa

The security challenges in the Sahel are continuing the trajectory of moving southwards towards the Gulf of Guinea. And it appears that a new flashpoint may be arising as well.

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27 Oct

India’s G20 Summit Triumph: How New Delhi Executed a Global Diplomatic Masterstroke

  • By Anshul Vipat
  • / Articles, Diplomacy, Geopolitics, India
  • /Tags: geopolitics, India

India has solidified its standing as a major global force, whose advice on matters of war and peace would be heeded and whose voice of reason brought the mystical Indian idea of "one world, one family" to life.

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04 Oct

Challenges in US Policy Towards Africa

  • By Scott Morgan
  • / Africa, Articles, United States of America

The road forward for the United States in Africa will not be easy. Africa is a key partner both strategically and is also a key economic partner. But these are relationships that are sorely needed in a chaotic world.

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17 Sep

Pakistan’s Blasphemy Accusations: A Remorseless Fire That Spares Nobody

  • By MCIA Web Desk
  • / Articles, Human Rights, Pakistan
  • /Tags: Blasphemy, Extremism, Human Rights, Pakistan, South Asia

In Pakistan, a mere accusation of blasphemy can be a death sentence. Even if the accused is eventually acquitted, they may still face persecution and violence. This is because the blasphemy laws are often used as a tool to settle personal scores or to target religious minorities.

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19 Aug

Niger Military Junta’s Ties to Corruption Under Scrutiny

  • By Scott Morgan
  • / Africa, Articles
  • /Tags: Africa, ECOWAS, Niger

When it comes to sudden and often violent changes in government, there is a saying that suggests that it is not essential who carried out the event, but who paid for it. The immediate future for Niger is looking bleak. The Sahel will suffer, as will Nigeria and Europe.

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04 Aug

Niger Coup Threatens Regional Stability

  • By Scott Morgan
  • / Africa, Articles
  • /Tags: Africa, Coup, Niger

The events in Niamey that occurred on July 26th caught some analysts by surprise but if one looks at the situation in the Sahel as a whole one should not have been.

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