Philipp Wagner examines EU-Tunisian energy collaboration, arguing for a new approach centering mutual benefits for economies and people across society.
ABI staff member Philipp Wagner provides an analysis in the online magazine dis:orient of why thousands have taken to the streets in the Tunisian coastal city Gabès.
Andreas Mehler comments in the Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland (RND) on the presidential elections in Cameroon.
Franzisca Zanker moderated a panel discussion with prominent guests. The focus was on the African diaspora in Freiburg and Germany.
Franzisca Zanker and Dina Wahba shed light on Egypt's program for the voluntary return of Sudanese refugees for The Conversation. Their conclusion: Given the political climate in Egypt, the voluntary nature of the initiative is questionable.
Under the coordination of Richard Legay, a collection of colonial photographs held at the Museum Natur und Mensch in Freiburg will be critically examined.
In the latest issue of iz3w magazine, Andreas Mehler, Director of ABI, sheds light on the current political situation in Cameroon, which is on the eve of presidential elections.
DW interviewed ABI staff member Jamila Hamidu on power struggles within Ivorian politics and what it could mean for the outcome of the upcoming presidential election in October 2025.
A selection of student-produced zines on colonial memory politics, made in a seminar taught by ABI associate Richard Legay at the University of Freiburg, are now published in the Virtual Encyclopaedia Rewriting Peace and Conflict.
On July 9–10, 2025, the PolMig Team at the ABI hosted an authors’ workshop for the special issue "Categorizing People on the Move in Africa," edited by Rose Jaji and Franzisca Zanker, to be published in Comparative Migration Studies.
