Ghana collects only about half of the blood units it needs for its healthcare system, with the National Blood Service’s 2024 collection of 187,280 units falling...
In this article, Richard Morris of Lincoln University, New Zealand, explores a common question among AI users worldwide: does politely saying “please” and “thank you” to...
In an insightful Atlantic Council report, Joseph Asunka examines Ghana’s remarkable democratic journey since the mid-1990s, pointing out the pivotal role of civil society and independent...
In this analysis, Adi Imsirovic of University of Oxford surmises that the U.S. military strike on Venezuela in early January 2026 – which included airstrikes and...
This aritlce by Andrew Serdy of the University of Southampton examines the complex legal questions raised after U.S. authorities boarded a vessel sailing under a Russian...
In this article by Juliette McIntyre, Adelaide University and Tamsin Phillipa Paige, Deakin University, the authors reflect on growing global concern that the United Nations —...
R. Evan Ellis, The Center for Strategic and International Studies, surmises in this article that the predawn seizure of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Jan. 3,...
This paper by academic and retired Ghana army chief, Colonel Festus Aboagye, provides a comprehensive analysis of the U.S. military’s strategic repositioning across West Africa following...
In this article, Devin Leigh of University of California, Berkeley sheds light on a newly highlighted diary entry from the 18th century that offers rare insight...
Salah Ben Hammou, Rice University and Jonathan Powell, University of Kentucky In a scene that has become familiar across parts of Africa of late, a group...
