In the Middle East, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has become a shining example of socioeconomic change, defying long-standing patriarchal conventions while juggling the challenges of modernisation and cultural preservation. The UAE has implemented a number of progressive changes over the last few decades that have changed the socioeconomic landscape,
Ethiopia is rapidly using its alliances within the BRICS+ bloc to further its digital agenda as it positions itself as a major role player in Africa’s digital transformation. Ethiopia’s goal of becoming a digitally-driven economy in a time of fast technological growth depends on partnerships with significant rising economies. Digital
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and the Global South will undergo significant change as a result of the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) 2024 admission to the BRICS club. This significant geopolitical initiative challenges the conventional Western-centric economic system and suggests a possible realignment within the GCC itself, highlighting the UAE’s
By using its enormous oil reserves and diplomatic skills to strengthen BRICS’ energy security, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has become a key player in the world energy markets. The UAE’s accession as the newest member of BRICS has significant ramifications for energy cooperation, especially as the group seeks to
Because of its advantageous location and sound economic policies, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has made a name for itself as a major worldwide financial center. Both conventional and Islamic banking institutions are part of the UAE’s dual banking system. By 2025, the industry is undergoing fast changes brought on
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has steadily solidified its role as a key player in Africa’s economic development. Through a combination of strategic investments, diplomatic initiatives, and trade agreements, the UAE is not only expanding its commercial footprint across the continent but also forging deep-rooted partnerships that benefit both African
Ethiopia is unquestionably a pillar of Pan-Africanism and African unity due to its unmatched political and historical legacy. Ethiopia is still a powerful symbol of resistance, sovereignty, and self-determination because it is the only country in Africa to have successfully resisted colonisation. Beyond simple symbolism, this legacy serves as the
Ethiopia, a nation steeped in history and culture, is becoming more and more acknowledged as one of Africa’s manufacturing powerhouses. With a population of over 125 million and a prime position in the Horn of Africa, the country has a lot of potential to become the continent’s most important center
In addition to being a significant engineering feat, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) is a crucial geopolitical issue in the Nile River Basin. There has been much discussion and negotiation between Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan regarding the dam that is being built on the Blue Nile in Ethiopia. The
Political instability, ethnic tensions, the legacy of colonialism, and intense competition for natural resources are the main causes of Africa’s past and present wars. The economical development of the continent has been severely hampered by these problems, which have exacerbated both internal and international conflicts. Africa’s Regional Economic Communities (RECs)
