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The Script of Empire Every empire has its script. In today’s world, that script is written not by kings or generals but by editors and...

Silence That Speaks Volumes Family, let’s be real. When civilians die in Africa, Human Rights Watch has no problem flooding timelines...

Vive la Collapse! France, that self-appointed beacon of “liberty, equality, fraternity,” is now wobbling like a drunk tourist on the...

The Handcuffs Heard Around Capitol Hill On September 4, 2025, the United States Congress reminded us of one of its most sacred...

The Old Obsession Dressed as New Policy Abiy Ahmed has learned to cloak old ambitions in new rhetoric. When he tells Ethiopia that...

The Violation That Should Have Shaken the World Trump’s decision to bar Palestinian leaders from entering the United States was not a...

Laws Written After European War 2 When the dust of European War 2 settled, the victors promised the world a new order. They told us that...

Israel’s Free Pass on Breaking the Rules If there’s one thing the world has proven since 1948, it’s that Israel is allowed to do what no...

The Mask of a Diplomat When Tibor Nagy speaks about Africa, he positions himself as a seasoned diplomat with decades of wisdom. He paints...

From Alaska to Africa: What This Week Tells Us About Power Friends, let’s sit down and talk about what really unfolded this week in...

The Trap of False Promises When Donald Trump first ran for president, he told African Americans: “What do you have to lose?” Many who...

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Dear Brothers and Sisters, As the sun rises once again over California this August, painting the sky with golden hues reminiscent of our...

In recent years, a quiet yet powerful transformation has been unfolding before our eyes—one that is steadily challenging the unipolar...

On July 30, 2025, former U.S. President Donald J. Trump sent a letter to Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki, sparking widespread discourse...