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BRICS
BRICS Foreign Ministers Meeting 2026 Reveals Limits of Global South Consensus
As the rest of the world watched closely what was happening in Beijing, on May 14th and 15th, 2026, the annual BRICS Foreign Ministers meeting took place in New Delhi, India. This meeting is held to set the agenda for the annual BRICS Summit. In 2025, it occurred in Brazil, and in 2026, India will host […]
Diplomacy
President Trump’s visit to China could be the moment that changes everything
Although the presidents of two of the world’s biggest economies have been in regular communication for some time now including when they physically met in Busan, South Korea last year, President Donald Trump’s recent visit to Beijing (May 14-15) was at a whole other level if for no other reason because it was the first […]
Diplomacy
Strategic Pragmatism: Emmanuel Macron’s Diplomatic Pivot in Nairobi
It is 2022. France makes military withdrawals from one West African country to another. This expulsion of a former colonial power is against its terms. First, Mali, then Burkina Faso, Niger, and Chad. France faced a cascading termination of military agreements in all. Before Paris could catch its breath, the Central African Republic, Ivory Coast, […]
Foreign Policy Analysis
Global perceptions of US fall below Russia under Trump, survey finds
Global perceptions of the U.S. have deteriorated for a second consecutive year and are now worse than views of Russia, an annual study on democracy published on Friday showed, as U.S. President Donald Trump’s policies continue to severely strain the NATO alliance. The Denmark-based Alliance of Democracies Foundation, which commissioned the survey, said the U.S. […]
Technology
Could Electricity Vehicles be the long-term solution to the rising Fuel prices?
Global fuel prices have once again become a barometer of geopolitical tension post Covid-19 times. In April 2026, the fragile ceasefire negotiations between Iran and the United States of America triggered sharp swings in Brent crude with prices spiking to 12% in a single week after the talks stalled over uranium enrichment limits. Despite the […]
China-Uganda
Tracing NRM-CCP Links
Almost going unnoticed to the unkeen Ugandan journalistic eye, there is a diplomatic routine between the National Resistance Movement (NRM) and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). It happens every few years, when senior government officials of the ruling NRM welcome a delegation of high-ranking members of the CCP. Sometimes the reception is reciprocated in Beijing. […]