After a year of rising middle powers using Sudan as their blood soaked playground, the country is barrelling down the road to the worst famine anyone alive has ever seen
Media mentions – Africa
International maritime traffic is much more delicate and vulnerable than it may seem: even a small armed group is capable of blocking one of the world’s most important shipping channels
Every pact delegates power and part of our interest to external actors, autocrats, more or less fragile states, or warlords
Niger’s announcement leaves a gaping hole in U.S. operational capacity in Africa
Will Brown analyses the implications of Niger revoking its agreement with the Pentagon for a US military base
Maddalena Procopio on the European Union’s continued interest in building relations with African states
It would not be the first time that internal Libyan actors claim in some way to want unity and then instead disregard these chances and possibilities
Arturo Varvelli comments on the Libyan scenario and Tripoli’s willingness to form a joint force with the southern region
They have helped each other many times, supporting each other politically
Teresa Coratella comments on Giorgia Meloni’s position in Europe and her political relation with Ursula Von Der Leyen
Algeria wants to finalize long-term contracts that will provide security for the future, while seeking to bolster its status as a credible and serious producer country
Alberto Rizzi comments on Algeria’s attempt to emerge as an energy supplier for the European market
The agreement strengthens Italy’s position as an energy bridge between North Africa and Northern Europe, not only for gas, but also for hydrogen in the future
Alberto Rizzi comments on the energy market situation and Italy’s role in the gas agreement between VNG H&V and SONATRACH
The Mattei Plan is valid. The right-sizing of expectations allows Rome’s project to be represented as feasible