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Sub-Saharan Africa

Triannual reports on African Union frameworks, conflict hotspots, China-Africa relations, and development finance geopolitics.

7 articles · Published three times a year · Peer-reviewed

7 articles
European STEM Mobility Guarantee
International Cooperation

European STEM Mobility Guarantee

Main question: How can Europe eliminate financial and administrative barriers to provide equal access to cross-border STEM experiences for all students? Argument: The EU must establish a STEM Mobility Guarantee using funded grants, a centralized digital portal, and standardized micro-credentials.…

Atay Sahozkan · 27 May 2026 · 5 min read
The Crisis in Cabo Delgado: Why Mozambique Matters
Terrorism Prevention & Response

The Crisis in Cabo Delgado: Why Mozambique Matters

A forgotten humanitarian crisis with deepening roots Rwanda’s intervention is strategically self-serving, not purely altruistic A new, fragmented security order is emerging in Africa

Yannik Kum · 30 Apr 2026 · 12 min read
Anglophone Conflict in Cameroon
Conflict Prevention

Anglophone Conflict in Cameroon

Historical roots driving a neglected conflict Structural silencing keeps the crisis hidden International complicity dims the spotlight further

Oliver Ronnow Bojesen · 30 Apr 2026 · 6 min read
U.S. Intervention in Nigeria’s Security Crisis
Military Alliances

U.S. Intervention in Nigeria’s Security Crisis

The Christmas Day 2025 US missile strike was far more contested than the official narrative suggested The US had multiple motivations beyond counterterrorism Military action alone cannot resolve Nigeria’s security crisis

Gift Flavia Onwuelo · 28 Apr 2026 · 1 min read
The advance of the Hydra
Conflict Prevention

The advance of the Hydra

How and why jihadist violence spread to Benin and Togo — Structural weaknesses across the Sahel created power vacuums that terrorist groups like JNIM exploited. Why local populations are vulnerable to recruitment. As the state is largely absent, Jihadist groups fill this gap by acting as alternat…

David Cristiano Aguado · 28 Apr 2026 · 5 min read
Managing Instability in Senegal
Conflict Resolution

Managing Instability in Senegal

Why the Casamance conflict began — Deep-rooted colonial history created ethnic, religious, and cultural divisions between the Joola-majority Casamance region and the rest of Senegal. Why the conflict has neither escalated nor resolved over 40+ years . What needs to happen for resolution — The ar…

Alicia Ramos Garcia · 28 Apr 2026 · 13 min read
Strategic Engagement
Bilateralism & Multilateralism

Strategic Engagement

Main Question: How can young professionals successfully enter and influence the highly competitive United Nations ecosystem? Argument: Entry requires a “Show Up” mindset that pairs professional-grade language skills with strategic branding, where personal experiences are packaged to fill specific…

Anna Gumenyuk · 28 Apr 2026 · 5 min read
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