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Farmers in Madagascar’s Sava region face severe challenges due to climate change, impacting their agricultural practices and livelihoods. A study revealed that, despite experiencing adverse weather changes, many farmers are …
Farmers in Madagascar: Confronting Climate Change Challenges Read More
France’s military withdrawals in Africa have created opportunities for Turkey to expand its influence. Experts indicate Turkey can leverage its NATO status and arms exports, but must be cautious not …
Turkey Seizes Opportunities in Africa Amidst French Military Withdrawal Read More
Joseph Kabila has suspended his studies at the University of Johannesburg to address the escalating crisis in the DRC. During an interview, he emphasized the importance of collective action in …
Joseph Kabila Suspends Academic Pursuits to Address Crisis in DRC Read More
Joseph Kabila, former President of the DRC, has suspended his studies in Johannesburg to address the country’s worsening situation. He asserts that resolving the crisis requires collective efforts, emphasizing the …
Joseph Kabila Suspends Studies to Address Deteriorating Situation in DRC Read More
Joseph Kabila has suspended his studies at the University of Johannesburg to focus on the worsening situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo. In an interview, he discussed the importance …
Joseph Kabila Suspends Studies to Address Escalating Crisis in DR Congo Read More
The UAE has been accused by Sudan of complicity in genocide amid the civil conflict involving the RSF and the army. The UAE is reportedly supporting the RSF while denying …
The UAE’s Controversial Role in Sudan’s Ongoing Conflict Read More
Sudan accuses the UAE of genocide complicity related to support for the Rapid Support Forces during the civil war. Despite UAE denials, it is alleged to seek regional influence and …
The United Arab Emirates’ Complicated Role in Sudan’s Civil Conflict Read More
President Trump recently imposed 25% tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico, and 20% on Chinese products to combat the trade deficit and drug crisis. Canada and China responded with …
Understanding Trump’s Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China Read More
Haiti is facing a crisis with a significant rise in child recruitment by armed groups, driven by socioeconomic instability and violence. The international community is called to address this growing …
Haiti Faces Alarming Rise in Child Recruitment by Armed Groups Read More
Research indicates that competition over natural resources may promote cooperation rather than conflict. This is exemplified by the Mossi and Fulbe peoples in Burkina Faso, whose interactions illustrate how collaboration …
When Competition for Resources Promotes Cooperation: Insights from Burkina Faso Read More