Análisis en Profundidad
Reportaje Keen History, 22.02.2017 Kim Scholtz[caption id="attachment_46975" align="alignnone" width="384"]
Kabaka Palace in Kampala[/caption]
From the very start, much of Africa was inaccurately mapped out by European invaders. They proceeded to trade and negotiate tracts of land they had marked out for themselves, with no regard for the numerous chiefdoms and kingdoms... 
Reportaje Keen History, 22.02.2017 Syed Waqas Ali
African National Party[/caption]
Large scale urbanization and economic growth during the Second World War fueled fears within the white Afrikaner population that the country’s existing racial barriers would collapse. This reinforced support for the severely conservative National Party’s... 
Artículo World Politics Review, 07.03.2017 William Clowes, periodista radicial y de prensa en Kinshasa
Since the Democratic Republic of Congo secured its independence in 1960, its people have become accustomed to living under unstable or dictatorial governments, but they entered 2017 especially unsure of where their country stands. At the... 
Extracto de libro Military History Now, 05.02.2017 Ben Macintyre, historiador británico
“The commandos were intended to be Britain’s storm troops, volunteers selected and trained to carry out destructive raids against Axis targets.”No Allied commando unit in World War Two could match the record...
Análisis Stratfor Global Intelligence, 15.01.2017 Diego Solis (ingeniero comercial-U. Aeronáutica Embry Riddle/geopolítico-U. de Londres) y Stephen Rakowski (master en gobierno-Centro Herzliya de Israel/RRII-U. Franklin de Suiza)[caption id="attachment_43447" align="alignnone" width="442"]
Cuba's Fidel Castro (top) and the Congo's Mobutu Sese Seko (bottom) are just two of the many dictators to arise in Latin America... Reportaje The Guardian, 18.08.2016 Marc Parry
Columna Infobae, 07.12.2016 Pedro Corzo, conferencista y escritor cubano exiliado
Columna Semana, 28.11.2016 Mauricio Sáenz
Reportaje Le Monde, 28.10.2016 Séverine Kodjo-Grandvaux, periodista
C’est sur l’impulsion de Felwine Sarr et Achille Mbembe que s’ouvre, à Dakar et à Saint-Louis, ce vendredi 28 octobre, la première édition des Ateliers de la pensée.
Un rendez-vous appelé à faire date et auquel l’écrivain... Columna OpinionGlobal, 01.10.2016 Isabel Undurraga Matta, historiadora (PUC)Esta vez no será en imponentes campos de batalla ni enfrentando a millonesde hombres: la escenografía será una sorpresa absoluta. El encuentro se producirá en un lugar del mundo que ninguna de las dos potencias habrían imaginado jamás: un villorrio llamado Fachoda, perdido en la inmensidad del Sudán (África Oriental)...