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OPINION
THE FRONTIER GENERATION: HOW ZAMBIA'S YOUTH ARE REDESIGNING THE NATION'S FUTURE
The Zambia 1000 Summit underscored a vital truth: our energy is not a rebellious force, but an untapped national power source.
Kennedy Chileshe
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Djibouti: A small African country with an outsized diplomatic clout
In the Horn of Africa, where the cost of instability is high and the ripple effects of conflict are profound, Djibouti's ability to mediate, provide safe spaces for dialogue, and maintain balanced international relationships is invaluable.
By
Hafsa Abdiwahab Sheikh
Why ties with Türkiye matter in the evolution of PM Sanae Takaichi’s ‘new’ Japan
The Asian nation’s first female premier’s tenure provides an opportunity for Türkiye and Japan to revive a partnership that never fully materialised during the Abe era.
By
Mursel Dogrul
Copper is the new oil: Can Zambia break the curse?
Chinese billionaire Bian Ximing recently bet nearly $1 billion on copper, calling it the “metal of the future.”
By
Sare Şanlı
AfCFTA: How the trade policy could unleash Africa’s Fashion Empire
Africans are not unwilling to shop African; they are simply unable to, constrained by non-tariff barriers that turn intra-African trade into a luxury instead of something ordinary.
SUDAN’S WAR: WHY POLITICAL CENTRE OF GRAVITY MUST REMAIN IN AFRICA
In light of an international community that appears either distracted or unwilling to intervene decisively, the weight of responsibility falls even more heavily on Africa’s leadership
Africa’s biggest untapped development engine: Its diaspora
One rule for Muslims: How Britain’s Islamophobia debate exposes a double standard
Sudan war: Replacing UAE with Türkiye could bolster international peace efforts
Mayada Kamal Eldeen
The third intifada is cultural: How Palestinians are resisting through art and digital visibility
From social media to visual storytelling, Palestinians are reclaiming narrative power, turning culture into the new frontline of resistance in the face of illegal occupation and algorithmic control.
From slow deaths to open massacre: The fall of humanity in Al Fasher
The current global order no longer produces solutions nor does it deliver justice. It was seen in Gaza, and before that in Bosnia and Rwanda. Now, it is being seen again in Sudan.
By
Tunç Demirtaş
The US-China contest is not just a power struggle but a clash of societies
Numbers tell only half the story. And trade wars hide more than they reveal. Societies provide the real context.
By
Selcuk Aydın
From Baghdad to Abuja: America’s old script of liberation and ruin
Trump’s claims of Christian genocide in Nigeria and threat of military intervention are merely recycled justifications for domination masked as humanitarian concern.
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Abu Bilaal Abdulrazaq bn Bello bn Oare
Same apartheid, different rule: How Israel's crimes are being covered up with football
By the moral logic applied to South Africa, Israel’s exclusion from world sport should be automatic. And yet, FIFA’s leadership remains reluctant, afraid to confront political pressure from Western governments and sponsors.
By
Ali Mohamed Farah
Resolution 1325 at 25: Why Africa must lead the next chapter of global peacebuilding
In today’s world, where wars are multiplying and civilians bear unspeakable costs, women’s leadership is not a luxury. It is a necessity for collective survival.
By
Nahla Valji
REPUBLIC DAY REFLECTIONS: TÜRKİYE’S ‘GRAND STRATEGY’ IN A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
From its birth as a modern nation-state to the present, Türkiye has calibrated its policy to suit the needs of the times – preferring pragmatism over unnecessary risks.
By
Huseyin Alptekin
Spotlight Authors
Sare Şanlı
Congo’s fragile peace and the global race for minerals
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Emil Avdaliani
GCC and Russia: Deepening ties in a multipolar Middle East
6 min read
Mursel Dogrul
China’s global governance initiative aligns with Türkiye’s vision for a new world order
9 min read
Ozcan Akinci
Offshore shadows: Energy, security and hidden circuits of the Eastern Mediterranean
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IRAN’S NUCLEAR CALCULUS IN AN UNSETTLED MIDDLE EAST
Tehran’s nuclear strategy unfolds as a measured, strategic approach, buying time amid reinstated sanctions, even as it remains locked with the West in a costly stalemate that can only shift through verifiable limits.
By
Alex Vatanka
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