African leaders confront global power shifts in a wide-ranging discussion on China vs the West, democracy in decline, youth migration, sovereignty, and a fragile rules-based order. Zimbabwe, Sierra Leone, and Botswana’s presidents offer blunt views on sanctions, investment, demographics, and global instability in a candid exchange moderated by Tucker Carlson in Dubai. The UAE hosts the World Government Summit in Dubai, featuring a major session on the future of artificial intelligence with Alibaba Chairman Joseph Tsai, followed by a high-level discussion on Africa’s political and economic outlook. African leaders including Zimbabwe’s Emmerson Mnangagwa, Sierra Leone’s Julius Maada Bio, and Botswana’s Duma Boko shared perspectives on governance, growth, and global partnerships. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News. Africa’s Leaders Speak Out: China, the West, Sanctions and a Shifting World Order “We Don’t Please East or West”: African Presidents Challenge Global Power Politics Democracy, China, and Sanctions: African Presidents Warn the World Order Is Breaking “Rules Matter Only to the Powerful”: African Leaders React to a World in Flux World Government Summit, Dubai summit, UAE global summit, artificial intelligence future, AI global impact, Joseph Tsai Alibaba, Alibaba chairman, Africa political outlook, Africa economic future, African leaders, Emmerson Mnangagwa, Julius Maada Bio, Duma Boko, Botswana president, Zimbabwe president, Sierra Leone president, global governance, international summit, technology and politics, AI policy debate, emerging markets, global economy news, Middle East diplomacy, Africa development, Reuters events, global leadership forum, AI innovation, geopolitical discussion, Tucker Carlson Network, Tucker Carlson
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