Guinea-Bissau’s Democratic Breakdown: Who Benefited From the “Coup”?
The Observer’s Perspective: A “Ceremonial Coup” in Guinea-Bissau The recent political crisis in Guinea-Bissau represents either a brazen military takeover
Kenya’s New Chinese-Backed Highway: Economic Boom or Debt Doom?
Kenya has officially launched a $1.5 billion highway expansion project backed by Chinese state firms, marking a significant return of
From Crisis to Control: The Story Behind Ghana’s Dramatic Inflation
By explicitly linking the rate cut to a stable economic outlook, the central bank is sending a powerful signal to
Political Turmoil Erupts as Military Seizes Control in Guinea-Bissau
In a dramatic turn of events, soldiers in Guinea-Bissau have announced a military coup, overthrowing the government and throwing the
The Formation of Snow in the Troposphere
The Silent Symphony: The Remarkable Journey of a Snowflake There are few winter sights as serene and magical as watching
Beyond Oil: US and Saudi Arabia Forge AI, Nuclear, and
The recent White House visit of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, his first in seven years, marked a dramatic
Legal Expert Decries Kanu’s Conviction, Citing “Repealed Law” and Political
In a revealing interview, Barrister Aloy Ejimakor argues the case against the IPOB leader is fundamentally flawed and that a
Crisis or Mischaracterization? Examining the “Christian Genocide” Debate in Nigeria
A Star-Powered Allegation Meets Complex Reality The recent address by global rap superstar Nicki Minaj at a United Nations event, convened