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Angola’s Foreign Policy: Balancing Old Partners and New Opportunities

3 months ago1 h 05- plays

Episode notes

Welcome back to Angola Briefing from Zitamar News.

In this episode, we look at Angola’s fuel shortages, the new “fake news” law and worsening food insecurity in the south, before turning to the country’s evolving foreign policy and how Luanda is balancing closer ties with the US and Europe against its longstanding relationships with China and Russia.

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