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The breaking point: World’s 20 most fragile countries
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The breaking point: World’s 20 most fragile countries
May 10, 2026

Scored on a scale where higher numbers mean deeper crisis, these 20 nations rank as the most vulnerable on Earth according to the Fragile States Index. Leading the list is Somalia, followed by Sudan) and Syria. All 20 suffer from intense pressures including active conflict, collapsed public services, mass displacement, and severe economic decline—marking them at the highest risk of state failure. The indicator is available from 2007 to 2024.

O túmulo verde de Cecil Rhodes: um símbolo do colonialismo vivo
November 6, 2025

A história do Zimbábue e do túmulo de Cecil Rhodes – um santuário ecológico de um homem-deus – deveria ser mais conhecida pelo resto do mundo.

O túmulo verde de Cecil Rhodes: um símbolo do colonialismo vivo
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Cecil Rhodes’ green tomb: A symbol of living colonialism
Society
Cecil Rhodes’ green tomb: A symbol of living colonialism
October 30, 2025

It’s curious that a country like Zimbabwe is reconciled with its foundation, while the countries of Ibero-America are considered the product of genocide, invasion, and rape.

Famine in Zimbabwe, a pier in Gaza, and Russo / Chinese “disinformation”
May 29, 2024

The solution to Africa’s problems does not lie in being one crop countries, in hoping that a Kate Middleton will kick the bucket on the off chance they will sell a few extra flowers or whatever it is they have been contracted to grow.

Famine in Zimbabwe, a pier in Gaza, and Russo / Chinese “disinformation”
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Robert Mugabe’s Legacy: Revolution, Amity and Decline
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Robert Mugabe’s Legacy: Revolution, Amity and Decline
September 8, 2019

Robert Mugabe is the sort of figure that always caused discomfort. He was a permanent revolutionary, becoming, in time, the despotic ruler who frittered away revolutionary gain.

Trump’s Vision for Africa: the 1960s
July 26, 2019

Although Donald Trump can barely place a single country in Africa, his few utterances on the continent have yielded what can only be described as a nostalgia for the 1960s. It was a decade that saw three white minority-ruled governments ruling in South Africa, Rhodesia, and the South African territory of South-West Africa.

Trump’s Vision for Africa: the 1960s
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2015 AU Summit Wound Up in Johannesburg: Meetings on the Sidelines and Afterthoughts
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2015 AU Summit Wound Up in Johannesburg: Meetings on the Sidelines and Afterthoughts
June 19, 2015

The African Union (AU) summit took place on June 7-15 in Johannesburg. It was the most intriguing and fruitful meeting in many years. African leaders made a big step on the way to economic integration as Africa is turning into an international entity…

Will Africa Leave International Criminal Court?
February 24, 2015

…Talking at the final session of the African Union summit, the new African Union chairman Robert Mugabe has recommended that Africa must pull out of the International Criminal Court. «What the West will say or do is not my business», he added. The withdrawal from the International Criminal Court has already been included into the official agenda of the African Union summit to be held in June this year.

Will Africa Leave International Criminal Court?
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