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Repairing West Africa’s Internet: A Five-Week Challenge
Western Africa's internet faced a setback due to damaged undersea cables, affecting services in Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, and Côte d'Ivoire.
The incident, reported on March...
UAE Strengthens Economic Ties with Latin America
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is increasingly focusing on Latin America for strategic investments, aiming to enhance partnerships in logistics, transportation, and port development.
Mohammad Ali Rashed, Dubai Chambers' President and CEO, emphasized this direction...
Companies Exit Hong Kong Amid Increased Chinese Control
Beijing's increasing control has now diminished Hong Kong's role from being the premier bridge between the West and China to a lesser global financial...
Election Affirms Putin’s Hold on Russia Amid Absent Opposition
Vladimir Putin has been re-elected as Russia's President in an election characterized by the...
Election Highlights Energy Woes in South Africa
Gearing up for their most significant election since the end of apartheid on May 29, South Africans focus on...
South Korea’s Tech Surge Against Nvidia
In South Korea, known for chip making, startups are diving into AI chip design. They aim to get a piece of the growing AI...
Germany’s Controversial Crackdown on Far-Right Ideologies
(Analysis) The green-left German government's latest initiative to criminalize ideologies deemed conservative or far-right undergoes intense scrutiny.
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Unraveling Catalonia’s Quest for Identity Amid Spanish Tensions
On March 14, 2024, Spain faced a key moment with Catalonia's autonomy at stake, hinting at possible independence.
In a...
Healing Wounds: Spain’s Move Toward Reconciliation with Catalonia
In a historic development, Spain significantly advanced its resolution of internal conflict by passing...
Saudi Arabia Eyes African Minerals for Energy Shift
Saudi Arabia, rich in $2.5 trillion worth of minerals, is focusing on Africa's mineral wealth...
Japan’s Intellectual Property Ambition Versus Innovation Realities
In the 2000s, Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi charted a course for Japan to excel in intellectual property (IP), aiming...
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