Africa and the New Cold War: Why the Superpowers Are Racing for the Continent
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Published 27 Jul 2026 • 276 views
The Struggle Reshaping Africa's Economy, Technology, Security, and its Future
In the 21st century, Africa has become a focal point of global competition as the United States, China, the European Union, Russia, Türkiye, India, and Gulf states expand their influence across the continent.
This documentary explores the race for critical minerals, infrastructure, technology, trade, and security while examining how African governments, the African Union, and regional institutions are navigating an increasingly multipolar world and pursuing their own strategic priorities.
It explores why Africa has become central to global geopolitics and competition over critical minerals, ports, railways, digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence, energy, and security partnerships involving major global powers.
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