When the United Arab Emirates announced its withdrawal from OPEC, much of the immediate commentary focused on production quotas, oil prices, and internal disagreements within the...
Chidi Amuta A blistering urgency currently envelopes Nigeria. It is an urgency of war, the clear and present danger of an imminent national meltdown. It is...
The unfolding crisis around the Strait of Hormuz has stripped away the last illusions about the so-called rules that govern the global order. What remains, exposed...
In recent weeks, the global stage has once again been darkened by the reckless rhetoric and dangerous posturing of the American president, Donald Trump. His language—coarse,...
Democracy is often presented as the universal standard of governance, praised for its promise of freedom, participation, and accountability. Yet, beneath the appealing rhetoric of elections...
At a moment when Africa is once again being invited to rethink its financial future—this time under the language of “green transition” and climate finance—it is...
Something significant happened on the 25th of March, 2026. at the United Nations General Assembly—but let us not mistake significance for sincerity. Ghana’s successful sponsorship of...
The recent call by Egypt’s foreign minister, Badr Abdelatty, for the establishment of a joint Arab military force has drawn attention across the region. Framed as...
Baba Yunus Muhammad The eruption of war involving the United States, Israel, and Iran has rapidly evolved from a regional military confrontation into one of the...
The present war in the Middle East is not an isolated confrontation. It is the culmination of a long-standing strategic design that sought to preserve regional...
