But Russia’s all-out invasion of Ukraine changed the dynamics of energy geopolitics. The pressures of an imminent energy security crisis forced Europeans to become more attuned to GCC arguments that the energy transition should take place without major socio-economic instability. At the same time, while the GCC states intensified energy cooperati
outreach and educational workshops
Rwandan analyst and lawyer Gatete Nyiringabo Ruhumuliza views the country’s deployments, which he terms “values-driven bilateral missions,” as the next logical step in interventions. “The future of peacekeeping is bilateral,” Nyiringabo told The Africa Report. “Rwanda is a pioneer of that — in CAR and Cabo Delgado.” Rwanda also cont
Tower of Babel was frequently
like gods. To prevent its completion, he turns their universal language into a nonsensical babble of tongues and scatters humans across the earth. In the early 20th century, the Tower of Babel was frequently associated with the emerging skyscraper form. The reference had an ambiguous valence. It could express unease about the changing look of moder
preserved urban fabric of Babylon
By the 1920s, German excavations had exposed the well-preserved urban fabric of Babylon’s 6th-century BCE city walls and gates, parts of which were also partially reconstructed in Berlin’s Pergamon Museum, looking rather Art Nouveau. Meanwhile, the nearby city of Ur was being excavated by thousands of workers in digs sponsored by the British Mu
On unequivocally national security
On unequivocally national security grounds, the Trump Administration has imposed visa and travel restrictions on nationals from two African countries. The administration has imposed visa and travel restrictions on nationals from Libya based on the argument that the country has a significant terrorist presence. It has imposed visa and travel restric