Israel’s Recognition Of Somaliland: The Strategic Calculations At Play
The Oasis Reporters January 30, 2026 Federico Donelli, University of Trieste Somaliland is not
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Canada Risks Missing Out On Africa’s Trade Boom Under Mark Carney
The Oasis Reporters January 30, 2026 Isaac Odoom, Carleton University At the G20 summit
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Why Keir Starmer Had To Speak Out Against Trump Over Greenland After Staying Quiet On Venezuela
The Oasis Reporters January 29, 2026 Jason Ralph, University of Leeds and Jamie Gaskarth,
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South Africa’s New Immigration Policy Takes A Digital Direction – Will It Succeed?
The Oasis Reporters January 29, 2026 Alan Hirsch, University of Cape Town South Africa
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When The Nigerian Presidency Acted As Co-Host With Africa Social Impact Summit High-Level Policy Engagement: Highlights
The Oasis Reporters January 29, 2026 Sterling One Foundation, in collaboration with the Office of the Vice
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Attacks On Nigeria’s Energy Systems Weaken The Country – Research Unpacks Costs, Risks And Ways Forward
The Oasis Reporters January 28, 2026 Haruna Inuwa, University of Oxford; Alycia Leonard,
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Will Trump’s Tariffs Boost The US Economy? Don’t Count On It
The Oasis Reporters January 28, 2026 Lukasz Rachel, UCL It’s hard to keep
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‘We Want You Arrested Because We Said So’ – How ICE’s Policy On Raiding Whatever Homes It Wants Violates A Basic Constitutional Right, According To A Former Federal Judge
The Oasis Reporters January 27, 2026 Teyana Gibson Brown, wife of Liberian immigrant Garrison Gibson,
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Iran Protests 2026: Our Surveys Show Iranians Agree More On Regime Change Than What Might Come Next
The Oasis Reporters January 27, 2026 Protesters defied a savage regime crackdown to take to the
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Denaturalization In The Trump Era: When The State Questions The Citizenship Of Millions Of Americans
The Oasis Reporters January 26, 2026 Ashley Mantha-Hollands, European University Institute It is
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