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EU’s new asylum wall: Mapping the ‘safe’ countries now banned from entry
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EU’s new asylum wall: Mapping the ‘safe’ countries now banned from entry
July 22, 2026

When the European Migration Pact entered into force in June 2026, it brought with it a landmark change: a unified EU-wide list of “safe countries of origin.” Migrants from these nations now face automatic rejection of their asylum claims, with no individual assessment required. This new bloc-level list operates alongside – and above – the national safe-country designations already in place across most member states.

Countries with highest and lowest average IQ levels: Africa
April 8, 2026

his 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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This is how Russia is perceived in Africa
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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.

Correspondence Reveals Mills, Brkic, Oppenheimers as U.S. propagandists
September 11, 2023

A report by the Pan-African Institute for Socialism (PAIS) has exposed the depths of of collusion between Western intelligence and South African media for propaganda purposes, pushing a consistent theme that Africa must defend Ukraine “given the risk of authoritarianism on our continent”.

Correspondence Reveals Mills, Brkic, Oppenheimers as U.S. propagandists
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African Union’s Adherence to Colonial Borders Looks Like a Needless Anachronism
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African Union’s Adherence to Colonial Borders Looks Like a Needless Anachronism
August 30, 2017

In 1964, the Organization of African Unity (OAU), the forerunner to the present-day African Union, declared at its Cairo summit that colonial borders would not be altered to reflect on-the-ground realities regarding ethnicity, language, and/or religion. With little debate, the OAU declared that the colonial boundaries of Africa, agreed to in far-away places like Berlin, Paris, London, and even the remote North Sea island of Heligoland, would serve as post-colonial international borders recognized by the United Nations and the tenets of international law. New states could only be carved out of old colonial entities if the post-colonial governments approved. Such approval would not come without a long and protracted armed fight.