This edition pays tribute to AU peacekeepers while examining mediation in Libya and electoral governance in Guinea.
Armed groups’ evolving tactics and alliances will test the resolve of West African countries to cooperate with AES states.
Ending the military-heavy AUSSOM gives the AU space to develop a political mission focused on long-term stabilisation.
This edition examines the African Union’s foreign policy, counter-terrorism, organised crime, and cohesion challenges across Africa.
Peacekeepers injured or killed in AU missions remain largely invisible. They deserve recognition, transparency and proper compensation.
From the UN slavery resolution to preventive diplomacy, this edition highlights key opportunities for advancing peace and justice in Africa.
This edition takes stock of 2026 AU Summit and assesses PSC capacity constraints amid debates on AU institutional resilience.
The AU was founded on the protection of human rights, but is the Peace and Security Council promoting this agenda?
This seminar explores how foundational AU norms and principles are being interpreted in responses to conflicts.
This edition examines how the PSC preventive tools perform and why WaSH is becoming a stability imperative.
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