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After an eight-year hiatus, the US-Africa Leaders’ Summit returned to Washington last month amid heightened global geopolitical tension and economic uncertainty. Why? Because Africa’s voice, economic potential, and geopolitical posture are more critical than ever. And the United States knows it.
As President Biden gears up for his first trip to Africa, experts analyze the $55 billion initiatives already pledged to the continent.
Leaving developing economies outside emerging international security regimes would both widen the gap between the developed and developing worlds and create new opportunities and sanctuaries forterrorists to exploit. The United States should help countries jointhe fight against terrorism by promoting free trade agreements,ensuring that foreign assistance programs do not perpetuate badpolicies, and better organizing U.S. efforts to offer technicalsecurity assistance.
WASHINGTON — State Department special envoys are about to get less special.
President Joe Biden (R) greets Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry at the Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate, at the White House in June. (Yuri Gripas/Abaca Press/TNS) WASHINGTO...