How the EU’s Online Rulebook Could Export Censorship Worldwide
A quiet Brussels review has turned into a loud global fight over who decides what stays online. This week, 113...
October 10, 2025Section
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Europe’s Stablecoin Pivot: The Euro Looks For Its Digital Rails
Europe is quietly making a big strategic turn: it wants euro-denominated stablecoins to stand on their own feet
October 10, 2025
U.S. Opinion On Israel’s War: Support For Israelis, Criticism Of Netanyahu
(Analysis) Two years after Oct. 7, 2023, most Americans now distinguish sympathy for Israelis from skepticism toward Prime
October 9, 2025
East Africa’s Digital Money Moment: Uganda Builds The Rails, Kenya Writes The Rules
Two neighboring countries are taking different but complementary bets on the future of money. Uganda is piloting a “digital shilling”
October 9, 2025
Africa Intelligence Brief — October 9, 2025
Egypt brokered a ceasefire and hostage-exchange framework in Sharm El-Sheikh, while Nigeria named a new elections chief
October 9, 2025
China Extends Rare-Earth Controls Abroad, Testing The World’s Supply Chains
China has tightened its grip on rare earths—the metals that power electric cars, wind turbines, smartphones, and advanced
October 9, 2025
TAP Air Portugal: Why Brazil and Africa Are Its Next Big Bets
TAP Air Portugal is staking its next chapter on two places where its flag still opens doors: Brazil and Africa....
October 8, 2025
Trump Calls for Jailing Illinois Leaders as Chicago Becomes a Legal and Political Battlefield
President Donald Trump escalated a mounting confrontation in Chicago by urging that Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and Chicago
October 8, 2025
Africa Intelligence Brief — October 8, 2025
Today’s tape: Macro and external balances steadied in North Africa, energy logistics advanced in West Africa, and political
October 8, 2025