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A fascinating glimpse inside Eritrea by @giuliaparavicin — one of the world’s most isolated nations. Read to understand the complexities at the heart of its struggle to survive a hostile region and the looming threat of Ethiopia.
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Africa was already in the midst of an investment boom before the US and Israel went to war with Iran this year. Now, its seeing even more interest from companies and countries looking to diversify. bloomberg.com/features/2026-…
Samuel Gebré retweeted
The majority of people in any country on Earth do not define themselves by colour.
Corporate and trade records reveal how a web of companies exploring gold from #Africa to the UAE is still prospering. #Gold bloomberg.com/graphics/2026-…
This goes well with this piece from last year: "Tracing the Aftermath of Ethiopia's Tigray War. pulitzercenter.org/projects/…
2023: "The Secretary-General of the United Nations has no power and there's no money," says UN Secretary-General cnn.com/videos/world/2023/09…
Samuel Gebré retweeted
Last year we noticed data showing enormous increases in gold exports from Africa to the UAE, particularly from countries adjacent to war zones in places like Congo & Sudan. Since then we've been flying around the world to follow the supply chain & crunching the numbers 🧵
Epic photo @carlososorio reuters.com/world/americas/c…
As always, great photojournalism by @luistatophoto for @AFPphoto in Kenya.
A farmer responded to a text with 👍 emoji, a Canadian court ruled that's good enough for a contract to supply 87 tons of flax to a grain buyer. cc @RussianGrainTra @megandurisin nytimes.com/2023/07/07/world…

















