Published on 30 July 2019 in Research / Peace and Security Council Report

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Peace and Security Council Report No 115

This month’s issue looks at the Niamey summit, the situation in The Gambia and Algeria’s protests.

In this issue

Defining AU–REC relations is still a work in progress

Niamey summit sees the slow implementation of AU reforms Silencing the guns beyond 2020

Can the peace-trade equation stabilise the Horn?

Democratisation in The Gambia remains fragile

Where to from here in Algeria?

‘I’m not here to tick a box’, says AU youth envoy

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