The parliamentary elections held in Georgia last week were won, as expected, by the political party Georgian Dream, which has been in power for 12 years, with 54 per cent of the votes. The 4 opposition parties combined received around […]
Tunisia, a Mediterranean country of 12.5 million people, neighboring Libya and Algeria, held presidential elections last weekend. The results of elections are normally not known in advance, they are not supposed to be known, various predictions are made, sometimes the […]
Organizing an African summit is a matter of will, capacity and prestige, it is very demanding, and there are only a handful of countries that can afford it. The summits organized by Beijing are at the forefront in terms of […]
Turkish Party HÖH at a Crossroads in Neighboring Bulgaria I don’t know if you are interested in this, but in Bulgaria, our neighbor to the north, elections are held all the time, but no government is formed, and even if […]
In July last year, an unexpected coup in Niger ousted President Mohamed Bazum, and since then the former leader has been detained in his two-room apartment, cut off from the world, still refusing to write a letter of resignation, but […]
I have been following Venezuela since my transfer to Cuba (2012). At that time, Venezuela was a very prestigious country in Latin America, with very bright economic indicators, exporting its oil without any problems, challenging the US, and providing serious […]
South Africa (SA), one of the continent’s leading countries with a population of 70 million, held parliamentary elections last week. In 1994, the African National Congress (ANC), the liberation organization that overthrew the racist white regime under the leadership of […]
When an incumbent leader in an African country claims that the constitution needs to be amended or that a brand new constitution needs to be drafted, this is not a good sign. He is probably nearing the end of his […]
One year has passed since the war of armies suddenly erupted in the capital Khartoum on April 15 last year. The balance sheet is extremely heavy: 15,000 dead (4,000 civilians), tens of thousands wounded, 8.5 million displaced, 2 million of […]
Anti-System Opposition Party Wins Senegal Elections Africa enthusiasts were fixated on the elections in Senegal last week. The country of 18 million people, which prides itself on being West Africa’s strongest democracy, faced a serious crisis when the elections scheduled […]
