From the starting point of Iran’s nuclear crisis in 2003 through 2005, the negotiations with Iran took place with France, Germany, and the United Kingdom (EU3) and starting from 2006, with the P5+1. The conflict was ...

Nigeria is currently facing attacks and violence from Boko Haram terrorist group, which is threatening its territorial integrity, sovereignty, peace, and political stability. This has been one of the major issues affecting ...

The topic of this Research is clear and comprehensive, reason being that the subject of insecurity spread through all part of human exertion. As a consequence, it functions as an essential solution to societal political, ...

African states are faced with critical human rights challenges which continue to imperil the lives of countless citizens on the continent. Political instability, wars, genocide, and poverty to name a few have all played ...

Terrorism has found its way into the nooks and crannies of the Nigerian society. Hence, this has headlined global news across the world in the last decade. Terrorist organizations such as the Niger Delta militants and Boko ...

The focus on global food security entered global academic discourse following the food conference in 1943 convened at the behest of the president of the United States of America (USA), Franklin Delano Roosevelt ––coinciding ...

Human Rights NGOS have emerged as important players in the process of implementing human rights laws in Nigeria. The proliferation of Human rights NGOs raises questions about their legitimacy in the drive to ensuring the ...

There is no doubt that the Libya civil war has been one of the most dreadful war to happen in Africa in the 21st century leaving the country deeply fractured. It started as a protest against the Abu Salim massacre and then ...

The United Nations has been faced with a lot of challenges pertaining to different conflicts since its establishment in 1945. In particular, these challenges concern the plethora of intrastate conflicts that emerged after ...

The mismanagement of natural resources is not unique to Nigeria. Recent studies prove that states that depend solely on mineral exports tend to have slow economic growth rates, high levels of corruption, and in some ...