POLITICS● LOW4d ago · Oct 11, 2026, 12:58 AM
Researcher Paul-Simon Handy: 'Africa succeeded in correcting the map, it must now be able to reshape international institutions and its own place within the global system'
Le Monde [en] · sub saharan africa
UN resolutions on the transatlantic slave trade and the world map have brought questions of reparations and Africa's position in the international order back to light. The challenge is to turn these successes into political and economic gains.
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