Moussa Ibrahim debunks the myth that normalizing relations with the Zionist entity leads to economic growth, highlighting the detrimental impact on Egypt’s economy and reputation in Africa and the region.

Mafa interrogates the US-South Africa Bilateral Relations Review Act (2025), outlines the neocolonial and hypocritical undertones, and challenges African voices to stand for self-determination

A forward-looking critique of African and Caribbean collaborations embodied in the Africa-Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Summit.

Jonathas unravels the conspiracies and illusions frustrating attempts at life improvements and transformative change for Haitian peoples, and the next Haitian revolution

Horace Campbell analyzes the disintegration of Global NATO as it relates to the Bandung Conference in 1955, the increased confidence and cooperation among the countries of the Global South, and the rise of anti-imperial and anti-racists movements.

Mullin provides a comprehensive overview of the NATO-Zionist relationship through her exploration of NATO’s historic role in defending global imperialism and the Zionist entity's status as a Major Non-NATO ally. 

A brief overview of the history of Yugoslavia post World War II leads to a conversation on the strategic disregard for and dismantling of the country after the disappearance of the Soviet Union by NATO. 

Essam brings to the fore the silenced debilitating, malignant, and acute health
consequences of NATO interventions due to its use of depleted uranium on the peoples who
are bombed.

NATO intervention in the Federal Republics of Socialist Yugoslavia was the first of many strategic plans aimed at dismantling countries who refused to fit neatly into the capitalist world-system. Ana Jović highlights the true reasoning behind the intervention and notes that this strategy has since been replicated in places like Libya and Iraq.

Yusuf Bangura explores the rise of racial politics across the globe, the apartheid background of Elon Musk, and Trump’s attack on DEI in the US to showcase the breakdown of the global liberal order. 

For centuries treaties have exploited Africa. From the Papal Bull, issued by Pope Nicolas V to the ICC Treaty, the West has played a significant role in dictating the terms of Africa's international engagement. 

Patricia Daley discusses the strategic (re)production of disorder by the liberal world order in the global South over the past 80 years and its implications for worker solidarity

Horace Campbell links Eid al-Fitr celebrations and upcoming Easter commemorations with Pambazuka’s ideals and challenges Muslim and Christian faithfuls to champion the cause of oppressed peoples.

Ouma lays bare the subtleties and complexities of far-right alliances in the geopolitical arena, Africa’s entanglement in these dramas, and imaginable global futures for the continent

Joseph provides a clinical assessment of the ideology, the real and potential implications of Trump’s second coming for Global African future

A critical analysis of Nigeria’s foreign policy and love affair with France

Mahatma Gandhi was born on 2 October 1869 – 150 years ago. I write this in honour of this great man; and make a brief assessment of his life and philosophy, and the enormous legacy he left behind.

We must arm ourselves with theologies of liberation and a spirituality of resistance if we are to successfully challenge and overcome the forces of the Empire that we are up against.

As Russia prepares to strengthen its overall corporate economic profile during the African leaders’ summit, policy experts are questioning bilateral agreements that were signed, many of them largely remained unimplemented, at least, for the past decade with various African countries.

This paper’s authors argue that Africa could greatly benefit from increased engagement with Japan, and learn from the Asian giant’s experiences, as the continent has just ratified a comprehensive free trade agreement.