Cotonou kicks off seventh ministerial session of the Atlantic African states process In a significant step toward strengthening continental unity, the 7th Ministerial Meeting of the Process of Atlantic African States (PAAS) opened today in Cotonou, co-chaired by Morocco and Benin. Under the visionary leadership of His Majesty King MohammedContinue Reading

The 2026 Abidjan Conference wrapped up with a bold vision: Africa must not just navigate global shifts but actively shape them. Over three days, policymakers, economists, and international partners convened to redefine the continent’s economic future, emphasizing integration, strategic financing, and collective action as pillars of resilience. Closing the conference,Continue Reading

The diplomatic landscape in Lomé received a significant boost as three new ambassadors presented their credentials to the Togolese Head of State. This solemn ceremony, held at the presidential palace, underscores the nation’s commitment to deepening international partnerships. On this occasion, the ambassadors of Canada, Pakistan, and Ghana—Myriam Montrat, NajeebContinue Reading

Ouagadougou’s pivot to Moscow: promises vs. reality Since deepening ties with Russia, the authorities in Ouagadougou have framed the partnership as a strategic breakthrough, positioning Moscow as a reliable ally in the country’s pursuit of security and self-determination. Official statements highlight a relationship built on mutual respect, the absence ofContinue Reading

Morocco and the United States are advancing a groundbreaking military cooperation initiative with the establishment of the Advanced Multidomain Training and Experimentation Center (AMTEC) in Tan-Tan. This strategic hub will integrate cutting-edge technologies to enhance interoperability between African and Western defense partners while accelerating the modernization of military capabilities. TheContinue Reading

Sino-Congolese infrastructure programme hit by customs delays Despite concerted efforts from technical, financial and institutional stakeholders, the Sino-Congolese Programme in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is facing significant setbacks. The primary obstacle? Protracted customs clearance procedures that are directly hampering the progress of key infrastructure projects across theContinue Reading