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As the UN turns 80, is a new era of peacekeeping possible?
Despite significant headwinds, a recent UN ministerial meeting reflected broad backing for reformed peacekeeping.
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NATO and the G7: global power fractures that Africa must watch
The G7 wields an outsized degree of influence on global governance. Its members represent over half of the world’s economic ...
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Can Realpolitik drive renewed regional cooperation in West Africa?
So future negotiations will focus on the remaining seven ECOWAS countries: Cape Verde, Ghana, Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, ...
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Mali’s transition is at risk as political parties are dissolved
Political party bans by military authorities in Burkina Faso and Niger have met little resistance, but in Mali they ignited ...
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Repositioning Africa in a rapidly changing global order
This report explores Africa's strategic challenges and opportunities in a shifting global order, drawing on insights from policy experts. This report analyses Africa's position in today's shifting ...
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Blue Talk: Ocean pollution and adapting maritime transport standards
Ahead of June’s pivotal UN Ocean Conference (UNOC III), this event spotlights ocean pollution and maritime decarbonisation.
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La Realpolitik peut-elle relancer la coopération régionale en Afrique de l’Ouest?
La rupture entre l’AES et la CEDEAO suscite une coopération pragmatique, fondée sur des intérêts stratégiques.
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L’Afrique du Sud est-elle la privilégiée des pays africains des BRICS
L’Égypte et l’Éthiopie ont bloqué le soutien des BRICS à l’Afrique du Sud pour un siège au Conseil de sécurité.