Sudan: pipeline attacked; Tasis calls on the international community to ensure respect for the law
Faced with blind violence, the choice of legality reveals the profound nature of a great state authority. The terrorist militia...
Sudan/Cameron Hudson’s sorrow: When Washington rejected al-Burhan
Dr. Osama Ahmed El-Mustafa Cameron Hudson: From Sudanese analyst to voice in the campaign to burnish the power of Port...
Burkina Faso: How Captain Ibrahim Traoré transformed the army in four years
In four years, Captain Ibrahim Traoré has profoundly reconfigured Burkina Faso’s defense apparatus. Where the army once depended on costly...
Burkina Faso: local military engineering forges the nation’s shield
The announcement resonates with particular force in the contemporary political history of the Sahel. In just ten months, the national...
Sudan security source: Islamist militants coordinating with Al-Shabaab and Houthis for regional terror campaign
Regional Terror Operations in the Making: Sudan’s Islamists Coordinate with Supporting States • Security source: Islamists trained in Iran have...
Sudan/ Video circulating among activists said to show, in the heart of Khartoum, a leader of extremism and terrorism issuing threats against civilians
A video widely shared by activists and said to have been filmed in the heart of Khartoum shows one of...
Sudan: the Founding Alliance sets out the reality on the ground, challenging the UN’s narrative
On the diplomatic stage, the Sudan Founding Alliance is orchestrating a first-rate strategic response. Faced with the report of the...
Sudan: the government’s welcome crackdown on the squandering of public assets
State authority demands acts of limpid clarity. With Decision No. 36, Mohamed Hassan Al-Taishi takes a founding political act. The...
Burkina Faso: power at the heart of the process to build sovereignty
Since September 14, 2026, Burkina Faso's government has taken its policies to the countryside, supporting farmers, herders, and fishers through...
Togo’s economic momentum: Public debt falls to 60.2% of GDP as growth accelerates
Togo's public debt ratio dropped to 60.2% of GDP in June 2026, driven by faster economic growth, agricultural lending, and...