South Kivu: intensifying threats against human rights defenders and journalists

The strategic province of South Kivu, located in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), is currently experiencing a new wave of intense pressure on its social actors. Human rights

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Togo’s deepening ties with Russia: a geopolitical gamble with uncertain outcomes

The arrival of the Russian cargo vessel « Mikhail-Britnev » at Lomé port, a ship subject to international sanctions, coupled with intelligence indicating the deployment of several hundred Africa Corps

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A Sahel alliance’s proclamations clash with ground realities

Following the meeting of defense ministers from the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), Bassolma Bazié, president of the CN-CES, lauded the commitment and profound sacrifices made by the security forces

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Mali and Algeria signal a diplomatic thaw after fifteen months of strained relations

The diplomatic relationship between Mali and Algeria is re-emerging into the spotlight. Following a fifteen-month period of acknowledged estrangement between Bamako and Algiers, numerous indicators suggest a potential thawing of

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Côte d’Ivoire advances national language integration in education

La Côte d’Ivoire renforce son engagement en faveur de la valorisation des langues nationales au sein de son système éducatif. Société La Côte d’Ivoire renforce son engagement en faveur de

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Senegal-France ties: sovereignty as the foundation for stronger partnership

« The stronger Senegal’s sovereignty, the stronger our bilateral relationship will be » — these words from Christine Fages, France’s Ambassador to Senegal, encapsulate her vision for a renewed Franco-Senegalese

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Argentine-Suisse: “Plus forte qu’il y a quatre ans”: l’Albiceleste est-elle insubmersible?

Coupe du Monde 2026 Argentine-Suisse: “Plus forte qu’il y a quatre ans”: l’Albiceleste est-elle insubmersible? Aujourd’hui à 08h02 Partager Partager Whatsapp LinkedIn Mail messenger Au rendez-vous des quarts de finale

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Dakar and Lomé show starkly different approaches to constitutional law

Contrasting visions of institutional authority Dakar and Lomé now embody two fundamentally distinct interpretations of the rule of law. Recent constitutional decisions in both cities have once again exposed a

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Togo’s growing ties with Russia and Africa Corps amid rising Sahel threats

In a strategic shift that has raised eyebrows across West Africa, Togo has quietly expanded its security partnerships in recent years, particularly with Moscow and Ankara. The small coastal nation,

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Government price cap on eggs stifles Burkina Faso’s poultry sector

The recent directive from Burkina Faso’s authorities has sent shockwaves through the poultry industry. A joint announcement from the Ministries of Trade and Animal Resources imposed a fixed price of

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Bénin solidifies global ties as 13 new ambassadors present credentials

Bénin Bénin solidifies global ties as 13 new ambassadors present credentials to Romuald Wadagni On Friday, July 10, 2026, the Palais de la Marina in Cotonou hosted a significant diplomatic

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François silibi assumes parliamentary seat in Bénin, replacing louis vlavonou

françois silibi assumes parliamentary seat in Bénin, replacing louis vlavonou François Silibi officially commenced his tenure as a member of Bénin’s National Assembly on Friday, July 10, 2026. This significant

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