Africa Intelligence Brief — November 6, 2025
Western Sahara rebels have claimed an attack on Moroccan troops, while Tunisia has launched a tender for feed barley
November 6, 2025Section
World-News
When Washington Stops, The Skies Slow: Why U.S. Flight Cuts Matter Everywhere
America is trimming the skies. The Federal Aviation Administration will reduce flight capacity by 10 percent across 40
November 6, 2025
Africa Intelligence Brief — November 5, 2025
Gulf capital is backing a mega-project on Egypt’s coast, while Libya has detained a repatriated official. Kenya’s private-sector PMI
November 5, 2025
Global Economy Briefing: November 4, 2025
November 4, 2025, offered another snapshot of a world economy where some nations forge ahead while others grapple
November 5, 2025
New York’s Left Turn: The City Where People Stopped Believing the Game Is Fair
(Op-Ed Analysis) Walk a Midtown block at 7 p.m. A public-school teacher calculates whether a second roommate will cover the...
November 5, 2025
U.S. Reactivates Cold War-Era Naval Base in Puerto Rico—A Warning to Latin America’s Crime Empires
Just off Venezuela’s coast, a ghost from the past has awakened. The U.S. has quietly reactivated Roosevelt Roads
November 4, 2025
Africa Intelligence Brief Comprehensive News Roundup for November 4, 2025
November 4, 2025, brought fresh insights into African politics, defense strategies, market expansions, and business innovations
November 4, 2025
Nigeria Stands Firm: U.S. Aid Welcome, But Sovereignty Is Not Negotiable
In a bold statement that underscores the shifting dynamics of international security cooperation, Nigeria has made it clear
November 3, 2025
America’s First Political Showdown Since Trump’s Return: What Two Key Elections Reveal
On November 4, two U.S. states—Virginia and New Jersey—will hold elections for governor, and the results will answer a question
November 3, 2025