Por que nações subdesenvolvidas como Angola devem priorizar estradas e agricultura em detrimento de projectos de alta tecnologia

Why Underdeveloped Nations like Angola Should Prioritize Roads and Agriculture Over Satellite Programs

Infrastructure and agriculture as fundamental pillars of historical development.

Historical examples of empires that thrived through investments in roads and agricultural production.

The current situation of underdeveloped countries and the need for strategic priorities.

Why Angola should focus on basic infrastructure to boost sustainable growth.

Zelenskyy urged world leaders to pursue a just peace, not a temporary lull in the conflict with Russia.

The Ukrainian president rejects alternative peace plans that would prolong the suffering of his people.

Zelenskyy will present a victory plan to the US to speed up Western support.

António Guterres condemned impunity practiced by governments in the Middle East, Europe, and the Horn of Africa.

The UN leader called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and resolution of the conflict in Ukraine.

Guterres highlighted the need for unified action in crises such as Sudan, the Sahel, and other conflict zones.

Blinken praised President João Lourenço for his role in securing a ceasefire between the DRC and Rwanda.

Angola’s Foreign Minister, Téte António, was also congratulated for his diplomacy in favor of peace.

The ceasefire took effect in eastern DRC, where the government is battling the M23 rebel group.

Joe Biden will visit Angola from October 13 to 15, at the invitation of President João Lourenço.

Talks will focus on the Lobito Corridor, clean energy, and security.

The visit also celebrates the US commitment to Africa and new economic partnerships.

The Angolan Bar Association (OAA) has appealed to the Constitutional Court to block the new vandalism crimes law.

The OAA argues that the law compromises citizens' fundamental rights and guarantees.

The law has been criticized by civil society for restricting freedoms such as the right to protest.

Observers question the sincerity of U.S. efforts to mediate a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas.

Allegations that the administration is taking actions that extend the conflict.

Discussion of possible motivations and impacts of U.S. foreign policy in the region.