Reflections: How Arab Monarchies Enable Western Aggression Against Defiant Leaders By Yushau A. Shuaib mnipr Weblink: https://yashuaib.com/2025/06/arab-monarchies-aggression/ For decades, the specter of a Third World War loomed large in my mind, fueled by youthful readings of Nostradamus's prophecies and shaped by early global events when I was...

Trump’s Curious Attraction to the Arab-Muslim World By Yassim Dukawuya Not everyone likes him. In fact, Donald J. Trump, the 45th and now 47th President of the United States, having returned to power after reelection, has been described by critics as a bully, an eccentric, and...

Urea Exports Unaffected by Trump’s 14% Tariffs - Dangote   President of the Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, said on Thursday he was “comfortable” with the effect of United States President Donald Trump’s tariffs on his company’s urea exports. He expressed confidence because rival exporter Algeria had been...

Oil remains the backbone of Nigeria’s economy, accounting for 90% of export earnings and 56% of projected 2025 government revenue.

Re-globalization and Energy Security: Crafting a New Strategic Path for Emerging Economies By Araka Okolieaboh As the world pivots toward a new era of re-globalization, emerging economies must fundamentally rethink their strategic alliances and economic models. In an age dominated by surveillance capitalism, the digital economy,...

Who Still Needs the WTO? By Dr. Enobong Udoh Far back in the 18th century, Adam Smith revolutionized economic thinking by arguing that national wealth stems from international trade, a direct challenge to the mercantilist view (which was mainstream) that export is good while import is...