Najem Swayah Ahmed·1d agoFrom October 1975 to November 2026: Is History Repeating Itself in Western Sahara Through the…Author’s Note: The original text of this article was written in Arabic.
Najem Swayah Ahmed·1d agoThe African-Atlantic Gas Pipeline Through the Lens of Geopolitics and International Law: A $26…Author’s Note: The original text of this article was written in Arabic.
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Najem Swayah Ahmed·Nov 3Beyond the Ballot Box: The Blind Spots of Western GeopoliticsHow Cold Electoral Calculations Erase the Forgotten Lives of Global Conflicts
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Najem Swayah Ahmed·Oct 30Western Sahara: International Legitimacy Resists Being Buried Under the SandsInside the UN Security Council backstage: How the principles of international law forced the US pen to retreat.
Najem Swayah Ahmed·Oct 30Western Sahara: The Suicide of International Legitimacy with the Ink of the American PenHow geopolitical Realpolitik and economic pragmatism are reshaping UN peacekeeping mandates.
