Part I The ethno-religious complexity of African countries also poses a certain problem in view of the inter-clan struggle and potential secessionist movements. For example, in the Republic of Chad, the military is represented by a fairly small Zaghawa ethnic group. Former President Idriss Deby also belongs to the group. […]
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Javier Miley has brought his own adjustments to relations with neighbors. Even before he took office, his personal ties with Latin American countries were in question. This, however, should not interfere with the development of bilateral economic relations with the countries of South America: the very essence of international relations […]
Part II Continuing our series on the Argentinian President Javier Milei’s foreign policy course, let’s rewind the history a little back, and look at the event from the bird’s eye. As we have said in our previous piece, the key decision made by his administration was the country’s refusal to […]
Paris aims to control the Amazon region under the guise of environment protection. And that is not all. On March 26, French President Emmanuel Macron visited Brazil. After the aggressive rhetoric concerning the possibility of sending French troops to Ukraine, and loss of influence in a number of African countries […]
BRICS is poised to play one of the most important roles of any organization in the world, but friends and foes alike shouldn’t have any false expectations of its intentions.
Milei’s policies put Argentina at risk of entering into a series of disputes with regional partners and global superpowers.
Politicians often ignore certain issues as long as it aligns with their agenda, but as soon as they no longer benefit from it, they take action.
Quitting BRICS is non-option, as India gains out of its membership — although it is hardly making any significant contribution to the advancement of the grouping.
The revival of the anti-colonial struggle in Africa is ominous. Quite obviously, Russia and China are putting their eggs in the BRICS basket.
Indonesia is trying to balance relations with its top Chinese trade partner and its increasingly important American security one.
India became a beacon of hope for the Western media a potential dissenter who might derail the BRICS’s acceleration toward a “de-dollarisation”.
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