'Israel Remains the Principal Obstacle to Lasting Peace in the Middle East'

Dr. Reneva Fourie|Published

Dr Reneva Fourie examines South Africa's unwavering stance on Israel's aggression in West Asia, highlighting the need for global accountability and the role of the ...

US-Iran truce shows cracks as war flares in Lebanon

AFP|Published

Israeli forces have killed at least 254 people across Lebanon, in the country’s most devastating day of conflict after the US and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire. ...

China's Rise and America's Fall: A New Era of Global Power

Guillermo R. Barreto|Published

This article explores the decline of American imperialism and the rise of China as a global power, highlighting the civilisational challenges posed by these shifts ...

China and South Africa: A New Era of Strategic Partnership

Prof. David Monyae|Published

Vice President Han Zheng's recent visit to South Africa marks a pivotal moment in the strengthening of bilateral relations between China and South Africa, as both ...

Why the UN Declaration on Slavery Needs Action, Not Just Words

Kim Heller|Published

The recent UN declaration recognising slavery as a grave crime against humanity marks a pivotal moment, but it must lead to meaningful reparations and systemic change, ...

BRICS A Beacon of Hope Against Israel-US Aggression in the Middle East

Jeffrey D. Sachs and Sybil Fares|Published

The BRICS have the credibility, the economic weight, and the absence of the historical complicity in Middle East imperialism to bring the world to its senses, writes ...

Sudan at a Crossroads as the Path to Peace Remains Complex

Jessica Uiras|Published

The African Union's 1330th Communiqué highlights the urgent humanitarian crisis in Sudan, reaffirming its commitment to peace and stability while calling for immediate ...

Why the US Miscalculated Tehran’s Political Resilience

Farhad Ibragimov|Published

Iran's political system demonstrates remarkable resilience in the face of US and Israeli aggression, defying initial expectations of a swift collapse. This article ...

Africa Needs Innovation for a New Era of Crisis

Lesley Connolly|Published

Amid escalating conflicts and humanitarian crises, African leaders must rethink peacebuilding strategies. This article explores the potential of Unarmed Civilian ...

The Cost of War: Iran’s Strategy to Make Trump Pay

Dr. Ramzy Baroud|Published

Iran is employing a complex strategy in the ongoing conflict, combining military escalation, economic leverage, and diplomatic signalling to raise the costs of war ...

Sudan Tragedy: A Test of African Leadership

Amb. Said Djinnit and El-Ghassim Wane|Published

Sudan is facing one of the world's deadliest conflicts, with millions displaced and in need of humanitarian assistance. This article explores the historical context ...

Middle East Conflict: Long-Term Political Opportunity for BRICS, Global South

Prof. David Monyae and Prof. Victor Qin|Published

The US-Israel airstrikes on Iran, disguised as negotiations, have reshaped Middle Eastern geopolitics and posed significant challenges to global order. This analysis ...

The Struggle for Peace Amidst Ongoing Conflict and Humanitarian Disaster

Tamara Ryzhenkova|Published

Explore the complex and tragic situation in South Sudan, where political strife and ethnic conflict have led to a humanitarian disaster affecting millions. This ...

Shifting U. S. Perspectives on China: From Engagement to Managing Competition

Prof. David Monyae and Prof. Victor Qin|Published

Marco Rubio's 2023 Senate speech marks a pivotal shift in U. S. strategy towards China, moving from an idealistic approach to a pragmatic focus on managing competition. ...

Jesse Jackson Helped Create the America Trump Wants to Destroy

Dean Baker|Published

This article explores the profound impact of Jesse Jackson on American politics and society, highlighting his role in advocating for minorities and shaping the political ...

Kenya, China Landmark Trade Deal A Boost For Economic Growth

Jackson Okata|Published

Kenya and China have signed a preliminary trade agreement granting zero-duty access for 98.2% of goods exported from Kenya, aiming to boost agricultural exports ...

Surrender Is Not An Option For The Cuban People

Manolo De Los Santos|Published

Claims by officials in Washington that “Cuba’s collapse is imminent” usually coincide with a tightening of the blockade. Yet, once again, Cubans have reaffirmed ...

The Future of US-Africa Relations Under Trump's National Security Strategy

Vsevolod Sviridov|Published

This article explores the implications of the revised US National Security Strategy on Africa, examining whether it signifies a new approach or a retreat from previous ...

Iran, Venezuela, and BRICS: Understanding the Fight for Sovereignty

Phakamile Hlubi-Majola|Published

In a world where foreign interference and geopolitical strategies shape national destinies, this article explores the critical importance of sovereignty in Iran ...