The third lecture of this year's ALMA Lecture Series titled ' 'Whose World? Whose Rules? African Agency in a World Remade' by Toni Haastrup is now available on YouTube.
Is Russia’s influence in Africa overstated? Tim Glawion shares his expertise on Russia's presence in African countries for Blätter für deutsche und internationale Politik.
The war in Sudan is also increasingly destabilizing neighboring Chad. In the Frankfurter Rundschau, Chad expert Helga Dickow assesses the general mood in the country.
For Katapult Magazine, Tim Glawion shows why aid and development measures have not yet been effective in countries like the Central African Republic.
In African Arguments, ABI staff member Sophia Stille, together with Franzisca Zanker, outlines why migration policy in Liberia is currently a top priority.
In this podcast episode at NZZ, Tim Glawion shares his expertise on Russia's interest in Africa – in addition to creating new dependencies, Africa primarily becomes a stage for geopolitical displays of power.
ABI staff member Richard Legay and Anika Becher (ACT) took part in an international conference on transcultural relations and colonial legacies from May 5-7, 2026 at Zeppelin University, Germany.
The idea to produce green energy in desert regions in North Africa instead of Europe has been around since the 2000s. ABI staff member Philipp Wagner explains at Radio Z why this idea is problematic.
The PolMig team led by Franzisca Zanker has come out with their first joint publication in the Virtual Encyclopaedia "Rewriting Peace and Conflict" of the Postcolonial Hierarchies Network.
For March 8, several intiatives organized a screening of the documentary "When Women Speak". Jamila Hamidu joined the discussion and provided expertise on African women agency before and after colonialism.
