Category : Foreign Policy Analysis


Africa’s Historic Moment at the G20 and What it Means for You

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December 4th, 2024

By Musanjufu Benjamin Kavubu It turns out the global South was able to score big at the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro Brazil going by the Leaders’ Declaration at the end of the event that happened from the 18th to the 19th of November. For Africa, it was a historical summit because the African Union was attending […]

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Global South & China’s interests at the G20 2024 Summit

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December 2nd, 2024

By Nnanda Kizito Sseruwagi On November 21st -22nd 2024, world leaders from the world’s biggest economies will convene at the 2024 G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to discuss pressing global issues. The Development Watch Center, a Uganda – based think tank focused on international relations, foreign policy and diplomacy is one of the think […]

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President Xi Jinping’s Remarks at G20 Shows China’s Commitment for a Fairer World

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November 21st, 2024

By Allawi Ssemanda This week, leaders from the world’s leading 20 economies or the G20 met in the Brazilian Capital, Rio de Janeiro from 18th – 19th to discuss global challenges including addressing hunger and poverty. The alliance which was launched after the 2007-2008 global financial crisis to help stabilize the global economy at the time saw […]

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China’s The Global Security Initiative: A fresh hope for global peace and security

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November 19th, 2024

By George Musiime At the height of the conflict in the Middle East and looking back, one cannot help but wonder what we missed. Considering the level of destruction; of human life and sustenance shines the spotlight on missed opportunities: opportunities to avoid the kind of escalation we see in the region today. Moreover, this […]

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What Ugandans can expect from a second Trump Presidency

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November 19th, 2024

By Shemei Ndawula The legendary Austrian aristocrat Prïñcë Metternich is credited for coining the phrase “when France sneezes, Europe catches a cold”. In the peripherals of the Napoleonic era, his belief was that anything that happened in France had an immediate impact on the whole Europe. At the moment, when America sneezes, the world starts […]

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How China is redefining medical science and services

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November 13th, 2024

By Ernest Jovan Talwana China prides as one of the most ancient medical civilisations with astonishing accomplishments in traditional herbal remedies. It is also now home to the sharpest cutting-edge biomedical research industry. China’s regular advancements in medical science discoveries are a great promise for the improvement of global health. Chinese scientists at universities and […]

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FOCAC 2024: Tracing the origins of constructive China-Africa Cooperation

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October 30th, 2024

By Ernest Jovan Talwana Since 2000, the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) has been a constructive multilateral platform for China and African countries to conduct symbiotic cooperation. Let us trace the origins of this forum, which is most certainly one of the most consequential summits for African states as far as addressing pertinent challenges, and […]

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2024 BRICS Summit: Geopolitics, Geoeconomics and Supply Chains; the Group to Set New World Order

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October 29th, 2024

By Musanjufu Benjamin Kavubu Many experts have reduced BRICS to a mood, Economists are even saying dollarisation is a myth for left sympathisers and a new enchantment for the global South. Those who take it seriously see it as a threat to the World Bank and the IMF, the former dealing with short-term development plans […]

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China at 75: What lessons can Africa Draw from People’s Republic of China

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October 8th, 2024

By Musanjufu Benjamin Kavubu On the 1st of October 2024, China celebrated its 75th independence day. Seven (7) decades back, it was Ethiopia that was never colonised and its flag inspired almost all West African flags, Liberia that was set up in 1847 by a United States Secretary of state, Egypt, Libya, and Sudan that had […]

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Exploring strategic benefits in Uganda-China military cooperation

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October 2nd, 2024

By Nnanda Kizito Sseruwagi China-Uganda relations are visibly deepening, with military cooperation assuming center stage in the most recent interactions between the two countries. For the first time in the history of collaboration which officially began in 1962, China has deployed a military attaché or military diplomat to Uganda. This happened in July of this […]

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