Gabon’s silent revolution: how a new social manual could transform vulnerable lives
2026-10-14
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Inside Spain’s high-speed rail disruption: what the Madrid-Barcelona fire reveals about network vulnerabilities
2026-10-13
When a fire broke out in the rear cab of a Renfe AVE train near Ricla on October 12, the immediate priority was evacuating all 283 passengers — which was accomplished without injuries. Yet the incident’s deeper significance lies in its ripple effects: the shutdown of high-speed rail traffic betweenContinue Reading
Inside Faure Gnassingbé’s seventh China visit: the strategy behind a long-standing alliance
2026-10-08
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Inside Gabon’s naval buildup: what the Ocea order really signals
2026-10-08
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What’s behind Boko Haram’s resurgence in Cameroon’s Far North
2026-10-08
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Why Angola’s diplomatic mission to Kinshasa signals deeper regional calculations in eastern DRC
2026-10-07
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Niger-Algeria fibre link at Assamaka: the strategy behind a trans-Saharan digital corridor
2026-10-07
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Behind Russia’s Baltic Nazi ruling: lawfare, memory, and the new frontline
2026-10-06
On 5 October 2026, a Moscow court formally recognised thirteen individuals and five organisations from the Baltic states as accomplices of Nazi Germany. The decision, long in preparation, is not a mere historical footnote. It is a calculated move that turns a Second World War chapter into a live instrumentContinue Reading
What the M51.3 test from Le Vigilant reveals about Europe’s deeper security logic
2026-10-06
The first acceptance firing of the M51.3 strategic ballistic missile from the nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine Le Vigilant did not happen in a vacuum. It took place against a steady erosion of Europe’s security environment, where airspace violations, drone incursions and mounting friction between Russia and NATO members have becomeContinue Reading
Inside the Cameroon-Nigeria border trade comeback: security gains, survival economics, and a customs windfall
2026-10-05
Trade between northern Nigeria and Cameroon’s Far North region has been quietly rebuilding since 2019, and the recovery is less about grand strategy than about a fragile mix of security improvements and economic necessity. The reopening of a key customs post seven years ago set the stage, but it isContinue Reading
Behind the death of Kalev Mutond: the untold dynamics of Congo’s spy wars
2026-10-05
Publié aujourd’hui à 16h45 Lecture : 5 minutes. Fichier généré le Lire dans l’app Résumer Romain Chanson Journaliste à Jeune Afrique, spécialiste de la République démocratique du Congo Joseph Kabila By AMINATA KABORE — JournalistContinue Reading
What really happened behind the Tshisekedi-Sassou Nguesso meeting after the Makotipoko incident
2026-10-05
Africa What really happened behind the Tshisekedi-Sassou Nguesso meeting after the Makotipoko incident The handshake in Brazzaville on October 3, 2026 was more than a photo op. Here is the backstory of how two presidents moved to contain a border clash that could have spiraled, and what they quietly agreedContinue Reading