Tim Glawion and Franzisca Zanker gave presentations at the Freiburg Model UN conference.
In an article for The Conversation, Franzisca Zanker, together with Ulrike Krause, explains why South Africa has so far avoided refugee camps, and what the new facility in Musina could mean for the country.
The 2026 ALMA lecture series 'Global Ruptures or New Beginnings? Southern Perspectives on World Politics' has come to an end. The ABI looks back on the speakers' distinct insights and the collective take-aways.
The last lecture of this year's ALMA Lecture Series titled 'Race, International Relations and the Politics of Israel-Palestine' by Somdeep Sen is now available on YouTube.
In response to the BMZ’s plans to discontinue almost all DAAD programmes for university cooperation with partners in the Global South, the GloPart network has published a position paper.
Xenophobic violence has increased dramatically in South Africa, tens of thousands of migrants have left the country in the past weeks. Edwin Mutyenyoka provides context on the situation.
With Mira Burmeister-Rudolph on board, ABI gains expertise in labour migration between India and the EU.
On July 16, six ancestors of the Maka from Cameroon were honored in Freiburg. They had been brought to Freiburg over 100 years ago for the purposes of racist research. The ABI was involved in the provenance research on the human remains.
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.
In The Daily Star, Anas Ansar and Benjamin Etzold comment on the 75th anniversary of the Refugee Convention and the Rohingya's situation in Bangladesh.
