Although there are challenges, the main indicator of Turkey’s Africa policy is the interaction that has been developing reciprocally throughout…
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Abstract Colonial investments impacted long-run political and economic development, but there is little systematic evidence of their origins and spatial…
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Mali Suspended from AU for Second Time in Less Than a Year PolGeoNow readers may remember that Mali was suspended from…
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In July, two of South Africa’s largest cities—Johannesburg and Durban—descended into civil unrest and mass looting. In the deadliest week…
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The 43rd anniversary of the Camp David Accords signed between Egypt and Israel in 1978 went unnoticed without anyone briefly touching…
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France has recently revealed its intention to change its tools for influence in Africa – or so it seems. The…
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On his first tour following his appointment as the UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator on 12…
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The flare of violence that raced across South Africa for the first time since Apartheid, particularly in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng…
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In a dramatic reversal, Tigray rebels are now on the offensive after recapturing their state’s capital in northern Ethiopia. To…
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