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Somalia Navigates Neutrality Amidst Egypt’s Red Sea Agreement

The Geopolitical Balancing Act: Somalia's Navigating Partnerships As the new year unfolded on January 1, 2024, Egypt’s strategic ambitions took a significant leap forward. The country eagerly embraced an agreement with Addis Ababa, granting naval and commercial access to the vital port of Berbera in North Western State of Somalia for an extensive period of up to fifty years. In a swirl of diplomatic tension, this memorandum of understanding drew sharp criticism from Somalia, which condemned the deal as an “illegal…

Somalia’s Leader Hassan Sheikh Navigates Political Storms Ahead of Upcoming Election

Somalia’s Political Crossroads: President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's Challenges MOGADISHU, Somalia – As the clock ticks down to Somalia’s national elections, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud finds himself navigating rough political waters. With only a year left in his term, he faces mounting pressure as discord between the federal government and regional states threatens the nation’s delicate political balance. President Mohamud is championing the adoption of a one-person, one-vote electoral system. However, this vision has…

Election 2025: Côte d’Ivoire Navigates a Tumultuous Landscape

As the nation gears up for its impending presidential elections in just a few months, uncertainty looms over the political landscape. President Alassane Ouattara has yet to announce whether he will seek a new term, leaving citizens and political analysts alike in suspense. Adding to this uncertainty is a cloud of disqualification that currently shadows several prominent opposition leaders. Notably, former President Laurent Gbagbo remains a polarizing figure; his past adds complexity to any political maneuvering. Then…

G7 Navigates Unity Amidst Challenges from Trump Tariffs and Ukraine Policy Disputes

Diplomats from the G7 member nations are gathering in Canada to finalize a united front following weeks of tension between U.S. allies and President Donald Trump, whose actions have dramatically shifted Western trade and security policies. Ministers from Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United States, alongside representatives from the European Union, have convened in the picturesque town of La Malbaie, nestled in the serene Quebec hills. The discussions, taking place over two days, have historically…

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