Once a mainstay of good relations, these differences will test the limits of cooperation between the two multilateral bodies.
The Common African Position can improve AU–UN partnerships but the real test is delivering tangible results.
A more meaningful partnership should leverage each organisation’s strengths and complement their limitations.
What will it take for the A3 to shape debates, break geo-political deadlocks, and guide collective action?
While the organisations’ collaboration on peacekeeping has been extensively studied, other dimensions warrant a closer look.
The next few months provide a vital window of opportunity to stabilise Sudan – it cannot be squandered.
Despite Security Council hurdles, there are practical ways for the AU and UN to build peace, together.
