In a world of growing geopolitical uncertainty, the continent needs an African Union that provides leadership and astute policy interventions.
America will remain a vital partner, so African governments should expand, not reduce, their options to advance their interests.
Politicking in the US and UK distracts from Chagossians’ need to determine their resettlement and role in blue economy governance.
No countries from the region are represented, and the board could fragment global conflict response systems that include the AU.
Considering the harsh reality revealed by long-term trajectories, how feasible are the country’s current urban plans?
Will geopolitical headwinds affect African Peace and Security Architecture reform and how the AU confronts insecurity?
The AU’s response to the 2025 elections shows that it prioritises procedure over political competitiveness and democratic substance.
Had Maduro enjoyed undisputed electoral legitimacy, his capture by a foreign power would have been far more costly.
The greatest risk to Africa’s future is not inaction, but reactive crisis responses that inadvertently lock in long-term constraints.
Exercise Will for Peace exposed a disjointed maritime approach that could cost the country dearly.
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