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State Mali in danger!
State Mali in danger!

Africa., Regions

State Mali in danger!

U.S. and France have intensified dialogue with the Maghreb countries. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, French Minister of the Interior and Foreign Affairs Manuel Valls Laurent Fabius visited Algeria and French President Francois Hollande is to travel until the end. Sahel area in northern Mali were established several terrorist networks that threaten the security of countries in the region and not only became a center for launching terrorist operţiunilor worldwide. Visits are conducted at a time when the State Mali international community for help to resume control of the northern provinces. UN supports the idea of international intervention in Mali, France appearing as the main organizer of the forthcoming operation. [...]

By Alexandru Grumaz|2017-11-14T21:28:51+02:00March 10th, 2013|Africa., Regions|0 Comments

North Africa

Africa is on the radar of the major Western European countries after they were expelled from the area slowly emerging countries led by China? The question troubling European or North American chancelleries increasingly more. Libya and Mali are examples edificatorii for an answer. If Europe wants to play a significant role in the north and north west Africa to follow Beijing and prioritize business, not her sense of guilt from the colonial period. Changes in the attitude of African governments, to Western officials, they see occasion events. So in celebration of the Queen of Holland or the U.S. Independence Day in Lusaka Zambian minister has not attended any. African lions [...]

By Alexandru Grumaz|2017-11-14T21:28:51+02:00March 10th, 2013|Africa., Regions|0 Comments

Missing in Africa

How Obama Failed to Engage an Increasingly Important Continent Todd Moss, October 1, 2012 A Madiba mosaic portrait of president Obama. (tsevis / flickr) Africa is more important than ever to the United States. The continent, home to six of the world’s ten fastest-growing economies, is booming. And democracy has become the African norm rather than the exception. This year alone, no fewer than fifteen sub-Saharan countries will hold elections. With their combination of liberal politics and market economics, countries such as Ghana and Botswana are attracting frontier investors. Huge potential markets like Nigeria and Ethiopia are leveraging modest reforms into big economic opportunities. These trends all suggest that Africa is [...]

By Alexandru Grumaz|2017-11-14T21:28:56+02:00November 5th, 2012|Africa., Regions|Comments Off