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Enemies by History, Partners by Necessity: Can Saudi Arabia and Israel Converge?

Driven by escalating Houthi threats and allied military restraint, Saudi Arabia and Israel might be inching towards a pragmatic “marriage of convenience” to safeguard their mutual survival. However, deep-seated public hostility and the unresolved Palestine issue will likely keep this strategic convergence tightly under wraps as an implicit, tactical arrangement rather than formal normalisation. The […]
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The Economy of Africa: Colonial Legacy, Structural Dependence, and the Search for a Sovereign Path

Africa has every opportunity to use the ongoing changes in the international order to become a more influential global player. The African continent, which has nearly 20% of the world’s population and 30% of the world’s mineral reserves, continues to remain on the periphery of the global economy. It accounts for less than 3% of […]
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India Concludes Its Chairmanship: BRICS Parliamentary Forum in New Delhi

As it concludes its successful and productive chairmanship of BRICS, India hosted the group’s traditional meeting of parliamentarians in its capital on October 26–27, 2026. Parliamentary diplomacy is a key component of the multifaceted and multilateral activities of BRICS, the largest grouping of nations representing the global majority, as convincingly demonstrated by the impressive results […]
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Masamba Kah, Public Figure in Russia: “We Are Betting on the Youth”

Amid global geopolitical shifts, Russia is strengthening ties with African countries, and education is becoming the foundation of long-term partnership. How is the Russian school of engineering helping African states make the transition from a raw-materials model to technological sovereignty? And why has MISIS University’s century-long experience of integration with industry become for African colleagues […]
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