*Photo L-R: Amb. Abdulrahman Dambazau and Amb. Martin Mpana of the Republic of Cameroon and the…
Category: Foreign
Xenophobia: The Gradual Death Of African Brotherhood,-By Kazeem Akintunde
By Tuesday next week, all African migrants in South Africa should be back to their home…
When a Cease-Fire Is Really a Stalemate: Equilibrium With Iran Is the Best America Can Do
By Hussein Banai A stalemate is the least admired of diplomatic outcomes. It resolves nothing, satisfies…
Sharia, Trump and the US Congress,-By Kehinde Yusuf
*Photo: Prof Kehinde Yusuf* In US politics today, one emotionally-potent word is ‘Sharia’. In a 6…
Nigeria assumes Presidency of Conference on Disarmament, sets two thematic priorities
Nigeria formally assumed the Presidency of the Conference on Disarmament (CD), marking another important opportunity for…
Nigeria, Israel seek deeper bilateral cooperation on tech, security, others
*Photo R-L: Ambassador Bianca Odumegwu Ojukwu and Ambassador of the State of Israel to Nigeria, Michael…
Xenophobia in South Africa: When Governance Failures Fuel Social Violence
By Prof. Eugene Bakama and Ibrahim Sanda Barrie In South Africa, xenophobia is often discussed in…
Eisenhower, Trump and two Islamic Centers,- By Kehinde Yusuf
*Photo: Professor Kehinde Yusuf* On 28 June, 2026, it would be exactly sixty-nine years since the…
Foreign engagements and the danger of populist simplification: Peter Obi’s ignorance
By Tanimu Yakubu *Photo: Peter Obi* Introduction Peter Obi’s intervention once again reflects a persistent tendency…
The Bitter Harvest: When Brotherhood Bleeds On The Streets Of Johannesburg, -By Halima Imam
*Photo: Halima Imam* The sun had barely crested the Sunnyside skyline in Pretoria when Chidi’s world…