Opinion

By Prof Udenta O UdentaWhen U.S. Marines stormed Caracas in early January 2026 and seized President Nicolás Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores, the...

By Michael OnjewuIn an era where multilateralism is increasingly vital for addressing transnational challenges like climate change, food insecurity, and human rights violations, the...

By Charles OnunaijuThe tradition of choosing Africa first in China’s diplomatic work in which the foreign minister visits the region at the start of...

By Michael Onjewu, AbujaIn a ritual that has become as predictable as it is symbolically potent, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi embarked on his...

By Dr. Austin MahoChinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to Ethiopia, Somalia, Tanzania, and Lesotho from January 7th to 12th, 2026, marks the 36th...

By Prof Sheriff Ghali IbrahimIt is a diplomatic mantra and a slogan of Nigeria’s foreign policy posture, to see Africa as a point of...

By Dr. Barth ShepkongPlateau State is witnessing a major political realignment as a growing number of political actors and governing structures move from...

By Irene JacksThe Nigeria–Niger border has increasingly become a zone of insecurity, largely due to the activities of armed groups such as the Lakurawa....

By Maya MajueranThe world is undergoing its most profound shift in power since the Cold War. The pillars of the brief unipolar moment are...

By Chris SherrardChina’s economic outlook is often framed abroad as a question of how much growth Beijing can stimulate -and how quickly. Yet recent...