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‘ISRAEL INTENDED TO LEAVE NO SURVIVORS’: THE ATTACK US BURIED, BUT NEVER EXPLAINED

For almost 60 years, Washington has overlooked the incident where Israeli forces shot down the USS Liberty. However, with the ongoing Middle East conflict and the decline of the dominant media, this longstanding silence is breaking.

Elshad Musaoglu

👁 ‘Israel intended to leave no survivors’: The attack US buried, but never explained

👁 Why Somalia–Türkiye cooperation is a model for 21st-century foreign policy

Why Somalia–Türkiye cooperation is a model for 21st-century foreign policy

The modern phase of Somalia–Türkiye relations began with Ankara’s high-profile humanitarian intervention during Somalia’s 2011 famine. What followed was not the typical short-lived aid cycle, but a sustained state-building partnership.

By Abdirahman Jeylaani

👁 Beyond the drought: How Zambia is rewiring its destiny for a 10,000MW future

Beyond the drought: How Zambia is rewiring its destiny for a 10,000MW future

This was not merely the commissioning of a power plant; it was the commissioning of a new Zambia, one that is open for business, bankable, and rising.

By Kennedy Chileshe

👁 Germany's UN setback was a disaster in the making for a long time

Germany's UN setback was a disaster in the making for a long time

Europe’s powerhouse fails to win a seat on the Security Council. But anyone who attributes the defeat solely to Berlin’s Israel policy is missing the point.

By Ulrich Schlie

👁 Africa’s geopolitical awakening: Balancing interests amid US–Israel–Iran tensions

Africa’s geopolitical awakening: Balancing interests amid US–Israel–Iran tensions

US–Israel–Iran tensions represent both an external constraint and a strategic opportunity for Africa. The continent is no longer merely reactive but increasingly proactive in navigating global power dynamics.

By Buğra Anıl Evgin

👁 We will not be broken by those who have forgotten the map

WE WILL NOT BE BROKEN BY THOSE WHO HAVE FORGOTTEN THE MAP

The enemy is poverty, inequality, poor leadership, lack of education, and the lingering poison of a divide-and-rule system that taught Africans to eat each other while the real thieves eat the continent.

By Kennedy Chileshe

👁 Why Germany's China policy is dividing Europe and weakening its own economy

Why Germany's China policy is dividing Europe and weakening its own economy

👁 Uli Brückner
Uli Brückner

👁 Somalia chose patience over quick cash

Somalia chose patience over quick cash

Ismail Osman

👁 Uganda’s open door and the enduring power of African solidarity

Uganda’s open door and the enduring power of African solidarity

Hafsa Abdiwahab Sheikh

👁 Beyond the anthems: African Freedom Day must now mean economic emancipation

Beyond the anthems: African Freedom Day must now mean economic emancipation

Decades after gaining independence from colonial masters, many of Africa's 1.4 billion people still live as economic subjects.

By Kennedy Chileshe

👁 Africa's genome is not for sale

Africa's genome is not for sale

As the home of the world’s richest genetic diversity, Africa’s role in the future of genomic medicine is not to be invited, but to lead.

By Sare Şanlı

👁 United 2026: Why this will be FIFA’s biggest and most global World Cup

United 2026: Why this will be FIFA’s biggest and most global World Cup

With 48 teams and three host countries, the United World Cup 2026 will not only be the biggest World Cup in history, but also redefine how mega sporting events are organised and capitalised on.

By Daniel Morales Ruvalcaba

👁 The Antalya Diplomacy Forum through the eyes of African leaders

The Antalya Diplomacy Forum through the eyes of African leaders

Antalya is a new place where the Global South finds its voice.

By Adem Koç

👁 Owning the table: Moving Africa from reaction to rule-setting

Owning the table: Moving Africa from reaction to rule-setting

The Africa Forward Summit should be seen as a beginning. We must build a continent that is so organised and so clear in its objectives that the rules of engagement are written in Nairobi, not just signed there.

By Nhial Deng

👁 A daring step forward: The courage behind Türkiye-Somalia energy cooperation

A daring step forward: The courage behind Türkiye-Somalia energy cooperation

Türkiye and Somalia are building a partnership that extends beyond economics into a broader sphere of strategic cooperation.

By Fathuddin Ali Ospite, Abdiaziz Abdalla Hussein

👁 Water, protest and power: How Madagascar entered a new political era

WATER, PROTEST AND POWER: HOW MADAGASCAR ENTERED A NEW POLITICAL ERA

What began as demonstrations over daily hardships exposed deeper political and economic grievances in Madagascar, paving the way for a military-led transition and closer ties with Moscow.

By Aymerillette Sen

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Kennedy Chileshe

South Africa's anger is misplaced, the continent will not absorb this pain forever

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Seyithan Ahmet Ates

The AI divide: US–China dominance and the rest of the world

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👁 The AI divide: US–China dominance and the rest of the world

Abdiwahab Sheikh Abdisamad

From deep waters to national wealth: How Somalia-Türkiye energy cooperation could transform a nation

7 min read

Africa’s youth demand their dividend. It’s time to pay up

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👁 Social media regulations in Türkiye and the double standards of European media

SOCIAL MEDIA REGULATIONS IN TÜRKİYE AND THE DOUBLE STANDARDS OF EUROPEAN MEDIA

While the EU is pushing ahead with age limits and online controls, Türkiye is being criticised for similar measures. The debate reveals less a difference in policy than in media interpretation.

By Yusuf Ozkir

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