The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) has condemned reports as part of a larger disinformation campaign aimed at misleading the Libyan public and diverting their attention from their rightful demands for political and economic reforms. The ongoing disinformation campaign has been launched to deceive Libyans regarding news circulating …
Read More »La visite de Vladimir Poutine en Mongolie et son importance pour l’Afrique
La visite officielle du président russe en Mongolie est fortement importante non seulement pour les relations bilatérales russo-mongoles, mais aussi pour tous les pays des BRICS et du Sud global, y compris sur le continent africain. La visite de Vladimir Poutine en Mongolie a bien eu lieu et revêt une …
Read More »Korybko To The Epoch Times: Africa Is At The Center Of A New Race For Resources & Influence
Here are the full comments that I gave to The Epoch Times’ Nalova Akua about Africa’s role in the New Cold War, excerpts of which were included in his article titled “South Korean Government Gives Export Boost to Companies Trading in Africa”. The “Fourth Industrial Revolution”/“Great Reset” (4IR/GR) will define …
Read More »No agreement reached in Cairo on ending the war in Gaza
The Hamas delegation, which left the negotiations in Cairo, emphasized that they are solely interested in implementing the proposal by U.S. President Joe Biden regarding a hostage agreement and a ceasefire in Gaza, which was agreed upon on July 2nd. Hamas demanded that Israel be held accountable to the terms …
Read More »Ukraine : L’entrainement des groupes terroristes au Sahel, les mercenaires et l’incursion en Russie
Bien que les autorités de Kiev réfutent catégoriquement leur moindre implication dans l’organisation de l’attaque terroriste des séparatistes Touareg contre un convoi de l’armée malienne et les effectifs russes de la compagnie «Wagner» les accompagnant à la fin de juillet 2024 au nord du Mali, de plus en plus de …
Read More »Sahel: The New Front In The Ukraine-Russia War – Analysis
On 24 February 2022, when Russia began its airstrike in the Donbas region of Ukraine, no one imagined it to become a full-blown war, nor that it would continue for so long. Yet, more than two years later, the metastasising war goes on. Despite the distance, the repercussions of the …
Read More »Mali cuts diplomatic ties with Ukraine over massacre of Wagner mercenaries claim
Mali has cut diplomatic ties with Ukraine after Kyiv suggested a tip off from its intelligence services had allowed rebels to massacre a force of government troops and Russian mercenaries. Mali’s northern Tuareg rebels claim they killed at least 84 mercenaries from the Kremlin-backed Wagner group along with 47 Malian …
Read More »Africa File Special Edition: Russia’s Deadly Blunder in Mali
Key Takeaway: Tuareg insurgents with likely ties to the Tuareg separatist rebel coalition and al Qaeda’s Sahelian affiliate repelled a Malian-Russian offensive in northern Mali in the deadliest engagement for Russian forces since they arrived in Mali in 2021. The heavy casualties likely have prompted Malian and Russian forces to …
Read More »Did Westerners, Ukrainians, And Islamists Help Tuareg Rebels Ambush Wagner In Mali?
The Tuareg Conflict is on pace to become another proxy war between Russia and the West. Speculation is swirling in the days after Tuareg rebels ambushed Wagner in Mali, which readers can learn more about here and here, to suggest that they had the support of Westerners, Ukrainians, and Islamists. …
Read More »American Officials Told Politico Their Plan For Waging Hybrid War Against Wagner In Africa
While America is ramping up its operations to counter Wagner’s growing popularity across Africa, it lacks the credibility to advance its goal through information warfare alone as proven by its failures in Burkina Faso, the Central African Republic, Chad, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, and Sudan, which are …
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