As Niamey faces mounting pressure on its fuel supply chains, a recent 3.75-million-litre shipment from Algeria originally earmarked for Agadez has sparked intense debate. With…
View More Can Niger’s fuel crisis be solved by Algerian supply lines or will it deepen dependency?
Why Niger’s military partnerships are failing the population The regime of General Abdourahamane Tiani, which came to power after the July 2023 coup, has relied…
View More Has Niger reached its limit with Russian mercenaries? Algeria’s military aid raises new questions
As Africa redefines its economic landscape, Benin emerges as a dynamic force, propelled by sweeping reforms and a clear vision for growth. The country’s ascent…
View More How Benin’s bold reforms are reshaping its economic future in africa
On 21 October 2026, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky announced his country’s readiness to halt active combat along current military lines, paving the way for talks…
View More Can Ukraine freeze the front without losing its land?
For years, Mali’s leadership has touted the Malian Armed Forces (FAMa) as a resilient, self-sufficient defender of national sovereignty. Yet, the recent Military Tribunal sessions…
View More Mali’s military at a crossroads: internal threats and systemic failures
A violent oil eruption, environmental fears, disputes over foreign experts, and a 45-day ultimatum to chinese partners. in Niger, the goumeri w8 incident has grown…
View More Niger’s oil crisis: who controls the response at goumeri w8?
As Niamey forges new strategic alliances, a critical dilemma emerges from the shadows of high-level diplomacy. The recent security agreement with Algeria highlights a pressing…
View More Can geopolitical alliances mask Niger’s domestic energy crisis?
In Diffa, the reopening of schools to all communities without exception raises a fundamental question: when security imperatives clash with the right to education, which…
View More Niger: how far can security measures restrict education for entire communities in Diffa?
The burning question: what happens to Burkina Faso’s unexecuted public investments? As Burkina Faso’s government announces bold budget measures and mobilises unprecedented resources, the harsh…
View More Burkina Faso’s public investment budget: where do the missing 63% vanish?
The docking of a Russian naval vessel in Walvis Bay on October 20, 2026, was officially framed as part of a maritime training campaign. Yet…
View More Is Namibia becoming a strategic gateway for Russia’s naval ambitions in africa?
The sudden liberation of Eva Gretzmacher, an Austrian national, and Claudia Abbt, a Swiss citizen, after more than a year and a half in captivity…
View More How can libyan mediation change the fate of kidnapped europeans in the Sahel?
Is it possible to reconcile operational excellence with the preservation of national sovereignty when it comes to a key infrastructure like an international airport? In…
View More To whom does Lomé airport really belong? the tough choice between sovereignty and efficiency