At an international gathering in Geneva, global leaders converged to examine the deepening connection between corruption and fundamental rights violations. The event unfolded against a backdrop of growing global awareness

The detention of Guy Hervé Kam, a prominent Burkinabè lawyer and political figure, continues to draw significant attention in Burkina Faso. Following health complications that required hospitalization in early June,

The Sahel: from Mali to Lake Chad, a jihadist stronghold in the making The vast stretch of land from western Mali to the shores of Lake Chad has become ground

From Bamako to Bangui and extending to Niamey, the network of ‘Russian Houses’ has become a fundamental component of Moscow’s influence strategy across the African continent. Officially designated as centers

The authorities in Niger have formally launched the procedure to exit the International Criminal Court (ICC). This strategic move aligns with the broader policy of diplomatic and institutional decoupling pursued

Three years following the military junta’s strategic pivot toward Russia after the July 2023 coup d’état, Niger continues to grapple with an escalating jihadist insurgency. Despite the new government’s justification

In a move that underscores the strained relations between Burkina Faso and European institutions, the transitional government—established following the September 2022 coup—has opted for confrontation rather than engagement in response

Assessing Burkina Faso’s economic trajectory under Captain Ibrahim Traoré The ascension of Captain Ibrahim Traoré to leadership has positioned Burkina Faso at the forefront of African sovereignist discourse. Through a

In Togo, the case of Marguerite Gnakadé has emerged as a stark symbol of the country’s deepening political tensions. A former Minister of Defense from 2020 to 2022—the first woman

While the international community recently observed the Day of the African Child, focusing on essential rights such as water and sanitation, the atmosphere in Togo remains clouded by a somber

It is now undeniably established that the narrative surrounding the so-called “hidden debt,” first introduced during a press conference by Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko on September 26, 2024, was a

The Baku agreement: a vital economic lifeline During a recent diplomatic mission to Baku, Minister Aboubakar Nacanabo finalized a significant financing arrangement with the International Islamic Trade Finance Corporation (ITFC).