Pacific Island Nation Nauru Rejects Chinese Undersea Cable Network Due To Security Concerns
The Pacific island nation of Nauru rejected a low bid of undersea communications network amid security concerns. Solomon Times reported...
DIPLOMATIC ECONOMY
The Tech Cold War’s ‘Most Complicated Machine’ That’s Out Of China’s Reach
By Don Clark President Joe Biden and many lawmakers in Washington are worried these days about computer chips and China’s...
130 Countries And Jurisdictions Join Bold New Framework For International Tax Reform
By Clifford Agugoesi, Editor-in-Chief 130 countries and jurisdictions, representing more than 90 per cent of global GDP, joined the Statement...
Driving Africa’s Energy Future With The African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement
By Emmanuel Oluebube, Correspondent UK Launched on January 1 the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement will create the...
German Chancellor Merkel Africa Envoy To Drive Green Hydrogen, Energy Transition At African Energy Week 2021 In Cape Town
By Celestine Okorie, Correspondent South Africa The African Energy Chamber has announced that H.E. Gϋnter Nooke, personal representative of the...
Pacific Island turns To Australia For Undersea Cable After Spurning China
The United States and its Pacific allies have concerns that cables laid by China could compromise regional security. Beijing has...
Senegal Commits To African Energy Week 2021
By Precious John, Special Correspondent A strong delegation of industry leaders from Senegal have committed to the African Energy Chamber’s...
Cape Town And Dubai Battle Over Africa’s Energy Future
With sponsors pushing mutually opposing interests, two world cities are currently engaged in a fierce battle over Africa’s energy future,...
The Compromises That US Companies Make To Do Business In China
Doug Guthrie's warnings were prescient. China has taken a nationalist, authoritarian turn under Xi, and US companies like Apple, Nike...
Piracy Still High In Nordics
By Jonathan Easton New figures have shown that piracy still continues to be a major problem facing content rights holders...
