Kagame vous fait peur, finis l'impunité, le monde devient très petit pour vous Envoyé depuis Yahoo Mail pour Android From: Samuel Desire <sam4des@yahoo.com>; To: Rwandalibre Group <rwandalibre@yahoogroups.com>; Subject: [RwandaLibre] Fw: *DHR* pétition à l' Union Européenne contre l'arri...

As China eats West’s lunch in Africa, bad policy reaps chaos in South Sudan, CAR Yossef Bodansky, Senior Editor, Global Information System / Defense & Foreign Affairs Major Western states, with historical dominance over key African regions and markets, have, in the first years of the 21st Century, been losing influence in many areas of Africa. Often the Western states — the U.S., UK, and France in particular — have been ceding political and economic influence to either the People’s Republic of China (PRC), Iran, or merely to an increasing unwillingness of African societies to comply with the wishes of external powers.  Recent Western military or political interventions in such areas as Mali, Central African Republic, Libya, Sudan, and elsewhere have not produced the strategic outcomes desired by the West, implying that Western policies have lacked the ability to adapt to changing African circumstances, or to the attraction of Chinese or other options. “Ground truth” intelligenc...

  Bien sur que oui, lisez les articles haineux dans le web site des militaires français contre le président Kagame pour comprendre de quel cote ils sont. Ou est donc leur prétendu neutralité Envoyé depuis Yahoo Mail pour Android From: Samuel Desire <sam4des@yahoo.com>; To: Rwandalibre Group <rwandalibre@yahoogroups.com>; Subject: ...

  As China eats West's lunch in Africa, bad policy reaps chaos in South Sudan, CAR   Yossef Bodansky, Senior Editor, Global Information System / Defense & Foreign Affairs Major Western states, with historical dominance over key African regions and markets, have, in the first years of the 21st Century, been losing influence in many areas of Africa.   Often the Western states — the U.S., UK, and France in particular — have been ceding political and economic influence to either the People's Republic of China (PRC), Iran, or merely to an increasing unwillingness of African societies to comply with the wishes of external powers.  Recent Western military or political interventions in such areas as Mali, Central African Republic, Libya, Sudan, and elsewhere have not produced the strategic outcomes desired by the West, implying that Western policies have lacked the ability to adapt to changing African circumstances, ...

  As China eats West's lunch in Africa, bad policy reaps chaos in South Sudan, CAR   Yossef Bodansky, Senior Editor, Global Information System / Defense & Foreign Affairs Major Western states, with historical dominance over key African regions and markets, have, in the first years of the 21st Century, been losing influence in many areas of Africa.   Often the Western states — the U.S., UK, and France in particular — have been ceding political and economic influence to either the People's Republic of China (PRC), Iran, or merely to an increasing unwillingness of African societies to comply with the wishes of external powers.  Recent Western military or political interventions in such areas as Mali, Central African Republic, Libya, Sudan, and elsewhere have not produced the strategic outcomes desired by the West, implying that Western policies have lacked the ability to adapt to changing African circumstances, ...