Somalia and South Sudan campaign for UN arms embargo removal
UN arms embargo removal: Somalia and South Sudan are two of the most troubled countries in East Africa. Somalia has ...
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UN authorizes pedophilia
The UN's failure to promote peace is infamous. However, its potential to harm children by legalizing pedophilia is catastrophic. Are ...
Burkina Faso’s Bold Move: The Surprising North Korean Partnership
Burkina Faso and North Korea relations: After Burkina Faso severed its military ties with France, it is now forging new ...
President Museveni’s anti-West stance: Uganda defies international pressure to scrap Anti-LGBTQ bill
Anti-LGBTQ sentiments have been growing in Uganda in recent weeks, and many countries in Africa have criminalized homosexuality. Some view ...
The African anarchy: Brought to You By the US!
Ethiopia Tigray Crisis: The US has a long history of intervention in Africa. In fact, some of the earliest foreign ...
Venezuela’s Ultimatum to US: Lift Sanctions Or No Talks
It's a tale as old as time: the US vs. Venezuela. But this is not just a story of US ...
Gabon and South Sudan reclaim their diplomatic voice and vote
The two African countries Gabon and South Sudan will no longer be sitting on the sidelines in the UN. Gabon, ...
Russia to the Rescue: Nicaragua Finds a Powerful Ally
The US has been known to disdain the Nicaraguan President, Daniel Ortega. The hegemon of the international order has been ...
Brazil Rejects UN’s Nicaragua Sanctions Ploy
In the first week of March, the Brazilian government refused to sign an anti-Nicaragua interventionist declaration. Brazil didn’t join the ...
After France, Mali throws UN out
The West is yet to recover from its geopolitical debacle in Sahel. Rich in many natural resources like gold, oil ...
What a coincidence! countries with US interests lose voting rights in UN
The United Nations has traditionally defended the interests of its American benefactors by promoting African policies that align with US ...
International Court and the UN are not binding on the US and UK
Tensions between UK and Mauritius have lingered since the latter’s independence in 1968, over the issue of Chagos Archipelago. During ...
