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A possible future for the BRICS
World
A possible future for the BRICS
May 30, 2026

To build a true multipolar world, BRICS needs a binding charter, permanent secretariat, and mutual defense protocols – not just economic talks.

‘Ways of war’ are in metamorphosis: Lessons from the Iran war
May 12, 2026

A U.S. carrier no longer induces fear as once it might have; It now radiates vulnerability.

‘Ways of war’ are in metamorphosis: Lessons from the Iran war
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Mali: a new front in the Western war on multipolarism
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Mali: a new front in the Western war on multipolarism
May 1, 2026

The firm defense of Mali this week indicates that Western intrigue will fail.

In Mali, the government has won the first battle, but the war continues
April 30, 2026

It is necessary to work deeply on neutralizing the international supply networks of the jihadists.

In Mali, the government has won the first battle, but the war continues
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Mali on fire: Al Qaeda, Zelensky & Macron join forces in the Sahel
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Mali on fire: Al Qaeda, Zelensky & Macron join forces in the Sahel
April 29, 2026

The recent Al-Qaeda and ALF offensive in Mali requires us to look at the region to understand the real state of things.

Countries with highest and lowest average IQ levels: Africa
April 5, 2026

This infographic maps the highest and lowest average IQ scores across Africa, using the latest 2026 rankings from the International IQ Test.

Countries with highest and lowest average IQ levels: Africa
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African problems, African solutions: Traoré’s Burkina Faso sets the tone for a new African policy
World
African problems, African solutions: Traoré’s Burkina Faso sets the tone for a new African policy
February 13, 2026

Ibrahim Traoré’s act leaves its mark on the international scene and reaffirms once again that Africa is and must be fully African.

Morocco’s crisis with the Anglo-Saxon press is of its own making
January 19, 2026

Can Morocco really move forward with a Herculean PR opportunity like the World Cup while clinging to such an antiquated and flawed approach to handling the press?

Morocco’s crisis with the Anglo-Saxon press is of its own making
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