After persistent calls to heal deep societal divides and ensure accountability for human rights violations, the Ethiopian government has declared its commitment to both national dialogue and transitional justice. In February 2022, a National Dialogue
A vicious power struggle within Sudan’s military leadership has led to a nationwide civil conflict and a huge humanitarian problem. “The situation,” UN agencies declared on August 16, “is spiraling out of control.” Living conditions
The new leader of Gabon’s junta is due to be sworn in as president of the central African republic on Monday, but the opposition is asking for power to be handed over to civilians. Gabon
Child soldiers are being recruited by both sides in Sudan’s ongoing civil war, a cruel practice that threatens to destroy the fabric of the country. Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, is now a war zone where child
Since April the Ethiopian government, in the form of the ENDF (Ethiopian National Defense Force) have been engaged in violent clashes throughout the Amhara region in Ethiopia, with the volunteer force known as Fano. The
Introduction L’ancien président américain Jimmy Carter a déclaré en 2018 qu’en Amérique [États-Unis], il y a eu 226 ans de guerres depuis son indépendance qui a eu lieu il y a 242 ans ne laissant
Des dizaines de personnes ont été tuées en République démocratique du Congo lors d’une manifestation contre les forces internationales de maintien de la paix. La vague de coups d’État et de rébellions revient à l’endroit
The diplomatic firestorm unfolding in Libya comes as the United States is pushing the North African country to hold long-awaited nationwide elections. WASHINGTON — At first glance, war-ravaged and politically fractured Libya is an unlikely
Libyans are divided by their experiences since 2011, but a new national reconciliation process provides an opportunity to foster a vision for the future. “We are not writing the history of yesterday, but the history
Infighting among factions of IPOB, the Igbo secessionist group, is leading to violent clashes and civilian deaths. In 2009, the British-Nigerian political activist Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the now-forbidden secessionist group, Indigenous People of