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L’Alleanza del Sahel, storia senza fine di una lotta per l’Africa libera
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L’Alleanza del Sahel, storia senza fine di una lotta per l’Africa libera
October 2, 2025

L’indipendenza piena ed effettiva, con sovranità e autonomia, è possibile, ma è ancora un processo in atto

The Sahel Alliance, the never-ending story of a struggle for a free Africa
September 30, 2025

Full and effective independence, with sovereignty and autonomy, is possible, but it is still a work in progress.

The Sahel Alliance, the never-ending story of a struggle for a free Africa
World
This is how Russia is perceived in Africa
World
This is how Russia is perceived in Africa
August 11, 2025

This infographic maps the complex landscape of African attitudes toward Russia—revealing where support is strongest, where skepticism prevails, and how historical ties shape perceptions today.

L’Africa occidentale nel mondo multipolare
May 9, 2025

Con l’inaugurazione del corridoio marittimo Novorossiysk-Lagos e l’affermazione dell’Alleanza degli Stati del Sahel si prospetta un vero e proprio sconvolgimento geopolitico che porta l’Africa occidentale sempre più lontana dall’Occidente.

L’Africa occidentale nel mondo multipolare
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Can the SAHEL Alliance cut Africa? An answer from Burkina Faso
World
Can the SAHEL Alliance cut Africa? An answer from Burkina Faso
October 14, 2024

Burkina Faso is demonstrating a driving force for many that was unexpected, Lorenzo Maria Pacini writes.

The U.S. Misadventure in Niger Is a Wake-Up Call
September 25, 2024

Congress owes it to the country to retake its war powers from the executive.

The U.S. Misadventure in Niger Is a Wake-Up Call
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Sahel, the resurgent Africa
World
Sahel, the resurgent Africa
August 6, 2024

Conscience. Action. Revolution. Africa in 2024 is the real protagonist of multipolar change.

Niger orders the U.S. military out and invites Russia in
May 27, 2024

The days of American domination are over, and the doors in Africa are wide open for alternative help from Russia and China.

Niger orders the U.S. military out and invites Russia in
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