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Redrawing the Sahel: How new alliances are changing West African security
The break with ECOWAS has evolved into a wider realignment, as the Alliance of Sahel States deepens ties with Algeria and other non-Western partners while Morocco and other regional powers compete for influence.
Redrawing the Sahel: How new alliances are changing West African security
UTILITY - SPOTLIGHT AUTHORS
Sabena Siddiqui
Kennedy Chileshe
Ifeoluwa Siddiq Oyelami
Sabir Askeroglu
Yahya Habil
From presence to partnership: fifteen years after Erdoğan’s Mogadishu moment
Somalia can be understood as a laboratory for a distinctive form of Turkish engagement in Africa: combining diplomacy, humanitarian assistance, development cooperation, education, commerce, security partnership and political engagement.
From presence to partnership: fifteen years after Erdoğan’s Mogadishu moment
25 years of AK Party and Türkiye’s rise as a regional and global actor
The country’s rise on the international stage was made possible by the robust and pragmatic foreign policy initiatives of successive governments under Erdogan.
25 years of AK Party and Türkiye’s rise as a regional and global actor
What happens between elections matters most
Elections are too often presented as the destination. They are not. They are milestones along a much longer journey, and the important question is never only who won. It is what kind of country this nation wants to become over the next 20 years.
What happens between elections matters most
Can Somalia become East Africa’s next maritime powerhouse?
Somalia possesses an extensive Exclusive Economic Zone, rich fisheries and a strategic position linking the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean.
Can Somalia become East Africa’s next maritime powerhouse?