Embracing Peace in Ukraine: Trump’s Bold Gambit to End a Global Nightmare
An African Diaspora Lens on Halting a War That Bleeds the World In the shattered streets of Kyiv and the […]
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Nigeria Defies U.S. Predictions of Collapse, but the 2030 Countdown Raises New Questions
For nearly two decades, Nigeria has been at the center of U.S. intelligence assessments and foreign policy debates predicting its
USAID, NSM-200, and the Silent War Against Nigeria
There is an old saying that when something appears too good to be true, it probably is. For decades, the
A Wake-Up Call for Nigeria: Visa Denial, Sovereignty, and the Path to Self-Reliance
The Diplomatic Storm: What Happened? Nigeria’s Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, and a delegation of senior military officers
Sudan/Russia’s Naval Base Deal: What It Means for Africa and the Diaspora
A Major Military Deal in Africa In February 2025, Sudan and Russia signed a deal allowing Russia to build a
Prorogued and Unprepared: Is Trudeau Leaving Canada Defenseless Against Trump?
As the world braces for Donald Trump’s return to the U.S. presidency on January 20, 2025, Canada finds itself in
The Fragile Line: Hunter Biden’s Pardon and the Erosion of Trust in Justice
The recent unconditional pardon of Hunter Biden by his father, President Joe Biden, has ignited a firestorm of criticism. For
Justin Trudeau’s Shock Resignation: Is Canada Ready for a Political Shift?
Canada’s political landscape has been shaken to its core. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, once hailed as the face of progressive
The Burning of Canadian Flag: A Tale of Two Protests
Why do some protests receive harsh crackdowns while others seem to face minimal consequences? Recent events in Canada have brought
The Great Nigerian Protest Paradox
Picture this: a nation on the brink of an economic meltdown, with citizens barely able to afford a bag of