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Ten African Nations with Minimal Weapons Purchases from Russia

The Complex Tapestry of Russian Arms in Africa In the ever-evolving landscape of international relations, one intriguing narrative is the increasing flow of Russian weapons into Africa. These arms transfers usually form a crucial component of bilateral military cooperation, often acting as a precursor to the more notorious deployment of Wagner paramilitary soldiers in various African regions. It begs the question: How did Africa become such a pivotal chessboard for Russian geopolitics? According to The Grey…

Leading African Nations in Russian Arms Purchases

Although Russia may not match the economic footprint of Western nations or China in Africa, its influence lies in specific sectors that echo the priorities of global superpowers: armaments, mining, and energy—extending into nuclear energy. Have you ever wondered why Russia, despite its relatively modest economic stakes in Africa, holds such sway politically? Analysts have unraveled a layer of this intricate relationship, unveiling a remarkable political influence Russia commands on the African continent, a power that belies…

Spanish Prime Minister Advocates for Prohibition on Property Purchases by Non-EU Residents

In a bold move aimed at tackling Spain's escalating housing crisis, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has put forth a proposal to tighten the reins on who can buy property in the country. This initiative stems from pressing concerns about affordability, as countless individuals and families are increasingly being priced out of the housing market. Just a week earlier, Sanchez stirred the pot by suggesting a hefty tax—potentially reaching 100%—on property transactions. This recommendation comes amid a backdrop of rampant demand…

Somali Legislators Caution Against Public Land Purchases in Mogadishu

Report By Axadle Mogadishu (AX) – Imagine waking up one morning in bustling Mogadishu, where the scent of freshly brewed Somali tea mingles with the sound of city life. It's here in this vibrant tapestry of culture and history that a serious brouhaha has brewed. Ninety-seven members—a mini-army if you ask me—of Somalia's federal parliament have come together with a bold message, one that sounds a lot like the famous Sherlock, “Stop thief!” only in this case, the alleged culprits live in the corridors of power, not on Baker…

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