Russia-Africa Summit
“A slave who cannot assume his own revolt does not deserve to be pitied,” says Ibrahim Traoré of Burkina Faso
Captain Ibrahim Traoré denounced Western neo-colonialism, pledges an end to poverty and deadly mass migration from Africa
Second Russia-Africa Summit ends with commitments towards cooperation across key sectors
Hosted in St.Petersburg, the two-day summit was attended by delegations from 49 African states. The meeting has produced a 74-point joint declaration for collaboration on matters including security, trade, and the environment
Russia-Africa summit may discuss corridor to transport grain and fertilizers
At least 49 African countries will take part in the Russia-Africa summit that will begin in St. Petersburg on July 27. The food sovereignty of African countries is likely to be high on the agenda and the summit will try to finalize the establishment of a new grain deal fitting their needs
- The principle of Landless Solidarity and the recent rains in Rio Grande do Sul
- US announces military exercise in Guyana and Venezuela responds: “Threat to regional peace”
- Israel reacts with fury as Biden halts some weapons shipments to Zionist state
- Heavy rains in southern Brazil are likely to make food prices soar
- The number of forcibly displaced people in Myanmar has doubled in the last six months
