The paper offers an analysis of Nigeria’s contemporary foreign policy and foreign economic strategy in the context of its accession to BRICS as a partner country.
Over the past 18 years, BRICS summits have evolved from a minilateral format involving five states into a multi-level system of forums with the gradually expanding participation of non-Western actors.
This article examines the process of transformation of the BRICS African track, from its initial BRICS Plus and BRICS Outreach formats to the partial representation of the continent at the subregional level by the recently-appointed permanent and partner members of the association.
Over the past few years, West Africa has become one of the most turbulent regions in the world and has shocked the world community with a series of military coups.
Over the past few years, amid the pandemic and other crises in the world markets, food security in Africa has once again become a key issue in international relations.