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Browsing: Africa-EU Partnership
- Every so often, Africa is being forced to choose sides between China, Russia, and the West.
- However, to win big, Africa must speak in one voice and trade as a unit in the new world order
- What’s more, Africa’s vas resource endowments can strengthen the continent’s resilience of its Transatlantic Alliance.
From friend-shoring brought about by COVID-19, then the Russia-Ukraine war, and now escalations in conflict in the Gaza strip, a new world order is taking shape, and Africa must align itself.
The big question for Africa is who to ally with and who to forego. Alignments with China are almost unavoidable, yet they place African economies at loggerheads with the West. While support for Israel pays off, it turns African countries into easy targets for the increasingly complex terror networks taking root on the continent.
Then there is the need to diversify sources of food and fertilizer imports, and …
