By Anthony Norton South Africa must take the moral high ground in response to Russia’s war on Ukraine 4 min 4 8 March 2022
By Kamogelo Segone Ukraine conflict shows Africans still fighting for their basic human rights 3 min 0 2 March 2022
By Mandla Lionel Isaacs SA’s response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine exposes the moral and strategic incoherence of our foreign policy 5 min 12 2 March 2022
By Oscar van Heerden Consistent or confused — South Africa’s foreign policy wobbles on Ukraine invasion 3 min 8 1 March 2022
By Oluwaseun Tella Ramaphosa’s state visit to Abuja: A big window has opened to rejuvenate Nigeria-South Africa relations 3 min 0 9 December 2021
By Jim O’Neill Global body urgently needed: Will China stand in the way of world health? 3 min 1 14 October 2021
By Jim O’Neill The BRIC at 20: An assessment of the economic grouping’s two decades of existence 4 min 1 13 January 2021
By Paul Hoffman The UN at 75: With human rights under siege and grand corruption on the rise, does the world body have enough teeth? 7 min 0 20 September 2020
By David Monyae China-India border face-off has worrying global impact, not least for Africa and BRICS 4 min 0 1 July 2020
By Oscar van Heerden An IMF loan is a generational debt trap – don’t do it Tito! 5 min 0 1 April 2020
By Darren Bergman Darren Bergman South Africa’s foreign investment prospects are on life support 4 min 0 1 July 2019
By Busani Ngcaweni Tragedies notwithstanding, the trajectory of humanity is that of progress 6 min 0 29 October 2018
By Oscar van Heerden Hegemony is a fine art in politics – what is SA’s power projection in BRICS? 6 min 0 2 August 2018
