For once, both Kigali and the rebels are negotiating under genuine pressure - and that changes everything.
By Gregory Simpkins In the midst of the chaos surrounding the removal of illegal immigrants in Minnesota, especially Somalis, an immigration change that threatens the removals...
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By Gregory Simpkins US President Donald Trump appears to be more determined than ever to pursue his international tariff policies, even through the several reversals of...
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By Fidel Amakye Owusu Three months ago, I found myself in a strategic planning meeting with one of my executive partners at DefSEC Analytics Africa Ltd....
By Mark-Anthony Johnson U.S. President Donald Trump recently asserted, without providing evidence, that South Africa is engaging in land confiscation and mistreating certain groups of people....
