Information Warfare Watch No. 24
Moscow works to derail Sweden's NATO bid;
Hezbollah's new propaganda vehicle;
The problem with paid Twitter;
Indoctrination, Russian style
Moscow works to derail Sweden's NATO bid;
Hezbollah's new propaganda vehicle;
The problem with paid Twitter;
Indoctrination, Russian style
Niger Coup: Europeans look for an exit;
...As Washington mulls pulling up stakes...
...While ECOWAS threatens consequences...
...And the African Union suspends Niamey;
The AU leaves Somalia, creating security challenges;
Uganda's troubling trajectory;
A way out of Kenya's unrest
Moscow still shooting for the stars;
Wagner needs to bend the knee;
Prigozhin's people eye the exits;
Wagner's replacements?;
A requiem for Prigozhin
Beijing Dispatches Finance Experts to Tackle Provincial Debts;
Market Failure in China's Universities;
Pla Scientists Make Laser Breakthrough;
China Seen Largely Negatively in 24-Country Survey;
Taiwan Vice President Defiant During U.S. Stopover
Africa undeniably represents a major strategic prize... Russia’s extensive investments – especially in light of its ongoing war in Ukraine – reflect a recognition of this reality. Yet how its African profile evolves in the years ahead will depend a great deal on its ability to continue to build ties with, and quell doubts in, regional capitals on the continent.