Africa and Europe’s relationship is at a crossroads
By DW
15 May 2022 |
2:56 pm
Europe wants to build stronger ties with Africa but several issues between the two remain unresolved. While the African continent is hoping for more trust and collaboration, Europe remains uncompromising with its demands. What will it take to reset the relationship?
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