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Prostitution in Kédougou: Gold panning at the heart of a network trafficking Nigerian women

In Kédougou, the dismantling of a prostitution ring highlights the human trafficking that thrives in the mining areas of Senegal.

Libya, shadow diplomacy in Paris: what the Élysée is planning

In Paris, Paul Soler, an advisor to Emmanuel Macron, met with the presidents of the Libyan Parliament and the High Council of State. Officially, the discussions focused on the UN roadmap and elect...

Tunisia, fifteen years after the jasmine faded

Fifteen years after the Jasmine Revolution, has Tunisia betrayed its popular uprising? From Bouazizi to Kaïs Saïed, a look back at a hijacked revolt and a shattered hope.

BRIDGE Summit 2025: Abu Dhabi aims to establish its leadership in the global media economy

The BRIDGE Summit 2025 confirms Abu Dhabi's ambition to become a global leader in the content economy. By bringing together AI, media, digital platforms, and creative industries, the summit could ...

Deadly strike in Pakistan: Ten Afghan civilians killed in controversial operation

A Pakistani operation presented as “counter-terrorism” has claimed the lives of ten Afghan civilians, reigniting regional tensions and raising serious suspicions of a blunder. An analysis of a tra...

Morocco, Gims invests in Marrakech: investigation into his alliance with a Franco-Moroccan businessman in a luxury real estate project

In Marrakech, Gims is investing in a mega luxury residence project with a Franco-Moroccan businessman. An investigation into a discreet and ambitious alliance.

Trump threatens military intervention in Nigeria: war of words or a real ultimatum?

US President Donald Trump has renewed his threats of military intervention against Nigeria, citing alleged persecution of Christians. The Nigerian government rejects the accusation, calling it a p...

Burkina Faso: Jacob Zuma as a guest star in Traoré's "new sovereignist horizon"

Jacob Zuma's arrival in Ouagadougou confirms Traoré's radical sovereignist strategy. An alliance forged under the banner of Pan-Africanism—but fraught with risks.

Botswana wants to regain control of De Beers: the diamond empire is faltering

Faced with falling diamond prices, Botswana wants to regain control of De Beers and impose its sovereignty on a rapidly changing market.

United Arab Emirates: Aleria and NVIDIA join forces to realize the vision of sovereign AI and a national cloud

Aleria and NVIDIA join forces to build a sovereign AI and national cloud in the Emirates, a symbol of digital independence and technological power.