Russia says plan to boost role in Africa includes 'sensitive' security ties

Russia says it plans to boost economic and military cooperation with Africa

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said "the Russian presence in Africa is growing."

Whispering giant: Russia's quiet power leaves the West in the dust

Global responsibility and Moscow's foreign policy: Between autonomy and a changing world. One of the central paradoxes of Russia's foreign policy is this: while its primary goal has always been to secure full autonomy in its decision-making, success has often hinged on the international environment in which it pursues that aim. Even today, as Russia enjoys a degree of internal stability unmatched in the past 25 years, global shifts are helping s…

US military adjusts Africa strategy

The US military is urging African countries to be more responsible for their own security as the Trump administration focuses on domestic policies. Could the move fuel militant groups and undo counterterrorism progress?

Russia to deepen ties with Africa in defence and investment, says Putin's spokesman

Russia intends to expand its cooperation with African countries significantly, placing particular emphasis on economic investment and security ...

Russia skirts Western sanctions to ramp up its military footprint in Africa

Even as it pursues its invasion of Ukraine, Russia is also expanding its military footprint in Africa. Russia has used sanctioned cargo vessels to deliver a growing array of weaponry to sub-Saharan conflict zones where a fledgling Russian armed force…

Russia's Expanding Footprint: Security Dynamics in Africa

Russia aims to bolster cooperation with African countries, particularly in defense and security sectors. Despite the exit of the Wagner group from Mali, Russia's Africa Corps remains active. The growing Russian presence in Africa is causing Western countries to reassess their strategies on the continent.