ISS – Eurasia Review

Republic Of The Congo Cannot Afford To Lose Its Sharks – Analysis

By Oluwole Ojewale* Sharks are essential for a healthy ocean, and the Republic of the Congo depends on a healthy

By Malik Samuel* By the time he is sworn in on 29 May, Bola Tinubu should be fully aware that

By Selam Tadesse Demissie* Three months after reclaiming the presidential office, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud resolved to root out al-Shabaab from

By Priyal Singh* The official diplomatic line on South Africa-United States (US) relations often points to ‘cordial’ ties – a

By Peter Fabricius* The greylisting of South Africa last month by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has made waves

By Borges Nhamirre Kidnapping for ransom has been rife in Mozambique for almost two decades. Asian businessmen or their descendants

By Enoch Randy Aikins* Ghana signed a staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in December 2022 in an

By Peter Fabricius* As the world marks the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on 24 February, it has

By ENACT Belgium and the Netherlands have overtaken Spain as Europe’s main entry points for cocaine coming from Latin America.

By Teniola Tayo* With just five days left before Nigeria’s federal elections on 25 February, citizens are weighing up their