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North Korea closes embassy in Uganda dating back to Idi Amin's brutal rule - Vimarsana News

North Korea closes embassy in Uganda dating back to Idi Amin's brutal rule

The move ends a half-century of diplomatic presence in one of Pyongyang’s longest-standing African allies. North Korea has provided Uganda with weapons and other military equipment as well as training for its security forces in the past.

Source: scmp.com
North Korea shuts embassy in long-time ally Uganda - Vimarsana News

North Korea shuts embassy in long-time ally Uganda

North Korea forged links with Uganda shortly after independence from Britain in 1962.

THE CHAOS IN THE SAHEL DAMAGES CHINA - Geopolitical Futures - Vimarsana News

THE CHAOS IN THE SAHEL DAMAGES CHINA - Geopolitical Futures

By Giorgio Cuscito Originally published on Limes n. 8/2023, Africa contro Occidente The coup d’état in Niger hampers the People’s Republic of China’s

"Breathtaking Blue Ocean" 10 Countries To Avoid The Stresses Of Everyday Life - Vimarsana News

"Breathtaking Blue Ocean" 10 Countries To Avoid The Stresses Of Everyday Life

While the world is filled with renowned tourist destinations, these hidden gems offer a unique allure and the opportunity to discover untouched landscapes,

Equatorial Guinea concerned about growing number of missing children - Vimarsana News

Equatorial Guinea concerned about growing number of missing children

Vice President of Equatorial Guinea Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue on Friday expressed concerns after the police reported that 16 children have gone missing in the Central African nation since September. "Today, I received the report on the cases of disappearance of minors in Equatorial Guinea. Of the 16, 12 were…