Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister claims the US overthrew her government for not handing over Saint Martin island. Meanwhile, in Venezuela, American and British officers are on trial for plotting to overthrow President Maduro. Now, in a shocking turn, three Americans face the death penalty for attempting to stage a coup
Recently, social media in West Africa buzzed with startling news: the Ukrainian embassy in Côte d’Ivoire might be secretly helping terrorists in the north of the country to attack neighboring Burkina Faso. This shocking claim has stirred up serious concerns. Our GGI Confidential subscribers get full access to GreatGameInternational’s real-time
In a big step for Libya, rival armed groups and government officials have just agreed on an important security deal to protect key places in the capital city, Tripoli. Announced by Interior Minister Imad Trabelsi, this deal aims to bring some stability to the city amidst rising tensions and fears
Niger and Mali have shocked the world by cutting diplomatic ties with Ukraine, accusing it of supporting terrorist groups responsible for deadly attacks in their regions. This dramatic move comes amid rising tensions, with both African nations, now led by military governments, turning away from Western alliances and seeking help
From the ongoing ethno-political conflict on the Congolese-Rwandan border to the violent tribal militias wreaking havoc across the Sahel region and the bloody battles over gold, phosphate, and cobalt mines in Central and East Africa, the legacy of the 1884 Berlin Conference continues to inflict pain, war, and underdevelopment on
We are entering a very dangerous phase with the escalation of war and a string of assassinations of high-profile political and military figures. Almost a couple of presidents, prime ministers, and commanders are being shot or bombed every week. There are even publicly published hit-lists. Recently, Trump’s VP J. D.
For over a decade, nearly 1,000 U.S. troops were stationed in Niger as part of a counterterrorism partnership. This abruptly ended on March 16, when Niger’s ruling junta expelled the U.S. military, claiming the agreement violated their constitution. Days later, a Pentagon official misled Congress about the situation, prompting an
Nigeria has hit Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, with a staggering $220 million fine for violating local data privacy laws. After a thorough investigation revealed that Meta’s policies deny Nigerian users the right to control their personal data, the government demanded immediate changes and a hefty
The African Union is set to unveil the African Credit Rating Agency (ACRA) in 2024 to challenge the often flawed ratings from giants like Fitch, Moody’s, and S&P. These major firms have been criticized for their inaccurate assessments of African economies, leading to expensive borrowing costs. ACRA aims to provide
