Countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina Whistleblower Kathryn Bolkovac describes the cases of sexual abuse and exploitation committed by UN Peacekeepers in Bosnia in the 90s, and compares
When Australia said that it may be going to war with China, the whole world was surprised but it was the reason the Australian leaders
CNN goes first two weeks of October without any program reaching 1 million viewers. The network once known as the “most trusted name in news”
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Powell used his reputation for credibility to help convince the world Saddam Hussein was an imminent threat, but the US intel was false. By William RobertsPublished
The Nile dam conflict is more than a regional squabble over concrete and water. Its handling will leave its mark on future green projects in
Twitter is a popular tool for many journalists, giving them more power over what they publish and who reads it, though at the same time
Journalists should be careful when using social media posts to report what the public thinks, and should tell readers how the data was collected. par Elizabeth
Written by Mr. Obang Metho, R Institutionalized tribalism, in its worst form, was officially adopted under the deceptive name of EthnicFederalism, 30 years ago, under
BEN NORTON· OCTOBER 202 Western governments in the NATO military alliance are developing tactics of “cognitive warfare,” using the supposed threats of China and Russia
“We are now involved in one election in Africa… We have a team in Greece and a team in [the] Emirates… [We have completed] 33 presidential-level campaigns, 27 of which were successful,” the Guardian quoted him as saying.
Most of the campaigns – two-thirds – were in Africa, he claimed.
While demonstrating his technology to reporters, he appeared to hack into the Gmail inbox and Telegram account of political operatives in Kenya days before a presidential election there.
Forbidden Stories named the targets as two aides to William Ruto, who ended up winning the August 2022 ballot.
Of the total 32 landlocked developing countries (LLDCs) in the world, 16 are in Africa, 10 are in Asia, 4 are in Europe, and 2
will continue to look to Africa’s vote-rich 55-country bloc for support of its actions and international legitimacy. The West too will lean on its African partners — leveraging development aid and access to its markets as a carrot-and-stick approach to enforcing compliance. There will be talk of China’s divergence from “shared values” and a need to protect the international system. The discourse usually implies a certain illegitimacy to the presence of non-Western actors in Africa. In this narrative China and, to a large extent, Russia are projected as invariably malign in intent as opposed to the putatively benign objectives of Western actors.
