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Faith and Defiance: 200,000 Gather in Angola for Pope Leo’s Historic Mass
In a powerful display of spiritual fervor and political resonance, nearly 200,000 people gathered in the sprawling fields of Kilamba,…
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Fiscal Siege: African Finance Chiefs Scramble for Liquidity as War Erodes Growth
Amidst the high-stakes backdrop of the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings, Africa’s top financial policymakers are locked in a…
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Somaliland Recognition Crisis: A Seventeen-Nation Coalition Condemns Israel’s Diplomatic Leap
A major diplomatic gridlock has erupted in East Africa following Israel’s institutionalization of ties with Somaliland, triggering a massive and…
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Egypt & Africa
El-Sisi reiterates Egypt’s rejection of any infringement on Kuwait’s sovereignty in Cairo talks
Egypt’s president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has reiterated his country’s “categorical rejection” of any infringement on Kuwait’s sovereignty during talks with…
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The Golden Decree: Burkina Faso’s Strategic “Resource Nationalism” and the Siege of Kiaka
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), the military-led government of Burkina Faso, headed…
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World & Middle East
“Hormuz Quagmire”: A Treacherous Standoff Amidst Shifting Sands of Diplomacy
The strategic waters of the Strait of Hormuz have officially devolved into a perilous quagmire, where the first signs of…
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Apostolic Spearhead: Pope Leo Confronts “Logic of Tyrants” in Resource-Rich Angola
In a transformative moment for the modern Papacy, Pope Leo XIV has arrived in Angola on the third leg of…
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Addis Gridlock: EPRP’s Constitutional Gambit Amidst Ethiopia’s Fractured Transition
In a move that signals a profound and deepening gridlock in Ethiopia’s democratic journey, the Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Party has…
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World & Middle East
Antalya Summit: Egypt Joins Regional Partners in Efforts to Manage U.S.–Iran Diplomatic Stalemate
Egypt, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan held talks on Friday on the sidelines of the Antalya Diplomacy Forum, focusing on…
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Dr. Paolo Branca, Professor of Arabic Language and Islamic Studies at the Catholic University of Milan:Egyptians are the largest community in Milan, owning around 12,000 businesses and commercial registrations
>> I learned Arabic initially for business purposes, but later shifted to literature and history >> President Sadat was an…
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