Macpherson’s Curse: From British Constitutional Entrapment to French Imperial Control — and the Rise of Trump’s Transactional New World Order
The old imperial architecture is no longer as stable as it once appeared. And as global power structures evolve, the unresolved question of Southern Cameroons may increasingly re-emerge not merely as a forgotten colonial dispute, but as one of the unfinished constitutional crises inherited from the collapse of empire itself. By Ali Dan IsmaelEditor-in-Chief, The
The Illusion of Security: Inside the “Opération Coup de Poing”
States secure in their legitimacy rarely need to constantly demonstrate force against their own civilian population. Heavy-handed security visibility often signals deeper institutional insecurity beneath the surface. The irony is difficult to ignore:the more aggressively the state projects control,the more visibly it reveals its fear of losing it. By Timothy EnongeneGuest Editor-in-Chief, The Independentist News