Dialogue as part of a broader strategy has many benefits and can help resolve conflicts and tackle violent extremism.
The African Union lacks a coherent strategy that can reduce tensions between countries and improve security coordination.
What is the nexus between armed groups and illicit economies in southern Mali and northern Benin?
Can the African Union’s new high-level panel succeed where other diplomatic efforts over the past year have failed?
This seminar discusses two aspects of the conflict – the international peace and security system and nuclear safety.
With ECOWAS sanctions lifted, the military authorities must rapidly set the course for Niger to return to civilian rule.
Reorganising Wagner as Africa Corps enables Russia to expand its Africa strategy through direct state means.
With an electoral process dominated by the interim president and former ruling party, Chad’s transition is in jeopardy.
Using the ballot as well as consensus would strengthen and accelerate the AU’s ability to deal with conflict situations.
This seminar will critically examine whether the summit’s decisions can improve Africa’s global positioning and the AU’s effectiveness.
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