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While South Korea seeks to expand its presence in Africa, its pointed policies may risk it being labelled with the “neo-colonial” tag

For India, the CBAM entails more than just export reductions to the EU. It also prompts concerns about equity, efficiency, and alignment with certain

The regular high-level visits by diplomats to Africa showcase the importance India places on strengthening India-Africa ties

The AfCFTA seems to be on the right track as it pushes for a more integrated Africa

The US needs to double down on its engagement with Africa, especially in areas such as governance, climate adaptation, and trade

In an attempt to move beyond great power competition for influence in Africa, the United States is revamping its policy by ensuring a mutually benefic

As the preparations for IAFS IV are underway, there is need to reassess the relationship with the AU.

African leaders are no longer mincing their words. They are bluntly articulating and asserting their demands from bilateral partners and multilateral

An efficient and low-cost transport system is a prerequisite for African countries to become competitive in the global market.

The concept of non-alignment originated during the Cold War as a ‘third way’ for nations wanting to remain neutral between the capitalist liberalism of the United States (US) and the communism of the Soviet Union. Officially founded during the Bandung Conference in Indonesia in April 1955, the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) today has 120 member nations, all of them from the Global South. Every African country, except for South Sudan, is a member

The African countries are set to launch the African Continental Free Trade Area or AfCFTA, the biggest free trade agreement in the world since the World Trade Organization was created in the 1990s. When implemented, the AfCFTA is projected to increase intra-African trade by 52.3 percent by 2022, from 2010 levels. In turn, higher trade levels can facilitate economic growth, transform domestic economies, and help the countries achieve the Sustainab

Unlike in other regions of the world, the value of intra-Africa trade has remained low over the years. Moreover, Africa accounts for just 2 percent of global trade. In 2021, African countries launched the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), which aims to create a single African market for the free movement of goods, services, labour, and capital, and increase intra-African trade. AfCFTA may be able to provide Indian firms and in

AfCFTA योग्य मार्गावर असल्याचे दिसते कारण ते अधिक एकात्मिक आफ्रिकेसाठी पुढे जात आहे.