In a world of growing geopolitical uncertainty, the continent needs an African Union that provides leadership and astute policy interventions.
This edition examines AU Commission reforms, democratic backsliding prevention, and Africa's humanitarian system under strain.
Countries by region bidding for 10 two-year seats in February 2026.
The AU’s response to the 2025 elections shows that it prioritises procedure over political competitiveness and democratic substance.
Will geopolitical headwinds affect African Peace and Security Architecture reform and how the AU confronts insecurity?
The same leaders who routinely invoke ‘African solutions’ seek external conflict mediation and treat African-led initiatives as optional or secondary.
Had Maduro enjoyed undisputed electoral legitimacy, his capture by a foreign power would have been far more costly.
This edition examines the effectiveness of PSC subcommittees and maritime security institutions, with a focus on coordination outcomes.
The proliferation of crises in Africa calls for a more cohesive, capable and better-equipped AU Commission.
At this week’s Luanda summit, several thorny issues relating to the security partnership must be confronted head-on.
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