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Turkey: Erdogan’s Winning Strategy in Africa$

Despite the wave of coups d’état in West Africa, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who had close ties to the ousted regimes of Guinea, Mali, and Niger, has successfully protected his country’s interests in the region. He has done so through a strategy that combines drone diplomacy with business interests.

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Algeria Officially Joins ASEANF

Algeria just made a big splash on the global stage, officially joining ASEAN as a partner (What is Asean: An Explainer). The North African nation is essentially hitting the reset button on its foreign policy, shifting its gaze from its usual European and Mediterranean...
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Egypt: Inflation Creeps Back Up While Foreign Reserves ShrinkF

Egypt’s inflation jumps and foreign reserves dip, raising fresh concerns about the country’s fragile economic recovery.

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Algeria Cuts French Imports in Bid for Self-Sufficiency and DiversificationF

France once held a firm place in Algeria’s food supply chain, from wheat fields in Burgundy to cattle farms in the Auvergne. But over the past year, that connection has weakened. Quietly but steadily, Algeria has stopped importing key French agricultural products—first wheat, then young cattle—while looking elsewhere to meet its needs.

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