Written by Sietske Moshuldayev Various conflicts have intensified this past month, while others have abated following a period of...

Written by Sytske Post It has been two years since the COVID-19 pandemic triggered supply chain turmoil around the world. Restricted...

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Written by Sietske Moshuldayev This report outlines the most serious threats to international security that took place over the past...

By Chiara Longmore Update to Sliding Doors: Ethiopia’s Future Paths In July, a unilateral ceasefire brought tentative hopes for peace in...

By Chiara Longmore On 28 June, the ongoing and devastating war in the Tigray region of northern Ethiopia arrived at a unilateral...

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Violent Islamist Extremism in Mozambique By: Kenneth Yeo and Bob Rehorst The Ahlu-Sunna Wa-Jama (ASWJ) insurgency beheaded more than 50...

Developing disputes over the river’s basin amidst regional conflict By: Chiara Longmore The Nile, one of the longest rivers in the world,...

Border Tensions and Migratory Implications for the Region By: Chiara Longmore and Kasper Veltman The northern parts of Ethiopia recently...

A Balancing act: How recent violence in Darfur threatens peace in South Sudan.

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Along the longest shoreline of Africa lies a state that does not often make the news in a positive manner. Often used as the primary example

European powers have struggled to devise a coherent strategy in Libya ever since long-standing dictator Colonel Muammar Qadhafi was ousted f

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The War Within the War: How a Dispute in the Eastern Mediterranean Could Derail the Peace Process in Libya By: Anton Witchell Chibber On...

In the 1990s, drug traffickers started to prefer East African corridors over the more usual Balkan route, as the eyes of the world pointed a

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