PALOP

Africa Can Contribute to Multilateralism

In a constantly changing world, multilateralism faces unprecedented challenges. Africa emerges as an actor with the potential to shape a better future.

WW2: The Unknown Chapter of the PALOP

The history of the Portuguese-speaking African Countries (PALOP) still has many chapters to be written, one of which is the route of WWII refugees in Africa.

World Bank Revises Downward GDP of PALOP Countries

The African countries with Portuguese as an official language (PALOP) have seen their economic growth forecasts for this year revised downwards by the World Bank, which expects a...
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Francisco Lopes Santos

Editor-in-chief, Olympic athlete, and PhD in Anthropology of Art, he holds master's degrees in High-Performance Training and Fine Arts. A prolific writer with several published works of poetry and fiction, he combines his editorial leadership with a vast academic output of essays and scientific articles.