Keywords: African politics


Eighteen countries condemn Somaliland’s plan to open representation in Jerusalem

A group of eighteen countries has strongly condemned Somaliland’s reported decision to open a diplomatic representation in Jerusalem, describing the move as a violation of international law and a threat to regional stability. In a joint statement, foreign ministers from countries including Türkiye,......

Jacob Zuma champions Morocco’s Sahara autonomy during Ghana lecture

Former South African president Jacob Zuma has reignited debate over the Sahara dispute by publicly endorsing Morocco’s Autonomy Plan during a lecture at the University of Professional Studies in Accra, Ghana. His remarks sharply criticized the African National Congress (ANC) and Algeria-backed......

The geopolitical chess game in the Maghreb: Algeria's diplomatic entrapment

A complex power struggle unfolds in North Africa as Algeria faces mounting diplomatic challenges over the Sahara dispute, revealing deeper regional tensions and historical contradictions. The diplomatic quagmire In a telling diplomatic episode last week, Algeria's permanent ambassador to the United......

Morocco hosts landmark African Parliamentary forum on continental security and stability

Rabat is set to host the Second Forum of Presidents of African Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committees on February 20, 2025, focusing on establishing sustainable foundations for stability and security across Africa. The event, taking place at the parliament headquarters, will feature an opening address......

Morocco’s evolving African policy: unity, strategy, and resilience

Morocco’s relationship with Africa has been a journey of unity, fragmentation, and strategic choices, shaped by history, diplomacy, and resilience. Over decades, the country has balanced its African identity with calculated decisions, navigating complex political landscapes and striving for regional......

Niger Suspends BBC, Files Lawsuit Against RFI Over ‘Inciting Genocide’ Claims

The government of Niger has taken strong action against international media, suspending BBC broadcasts for three months and filing a lawsuit against Radio France Internationale (RFI) for allegedly “inciting genocide.” The measures followed reports by RFI and the BBC about a deadly terrorist......