Fabricio Rodríguez has published a new policy paper on energy, imperialism and global hierarchies in US aggressions in the Virtual Encyclopaedia “Rewriting Peace and Conflict“. It is available in English and Spanish.
Drawing on their work on migration governance in West Africa, Franzisca Zanker and colleagues published an article in The Conversation on how the Sahel states' split from Ecowas is testing free movement.
Franzisca Zanker and Amanda Bisong share their expertise in African migration research in the Migration Policy Center Blog – and highlight what Europe is missing.
Jamila Hamidu was interviewed for an episode of the Badische Zeitung podcast “BZ am Ohr” to provide context on Africa’s colonial history. The episode features a travel report by Wiebke Lühmann, who traveled through Africa by bike.
In-depth documentation of a discussion between Benjamin Schuetze and colleagues at the Arab Council for the Social Sciences conference in Beirut on 15 May 2025.
The project "Youth Activism against Authoritarianism in Asia" has put out a booklet and a policy brief based on the events in Dhaka from August 2025.
How can South Sudan prevent a new civil war? ABI staff member Tim Glawion gives his assessment of the ongoing events in the country in Deutsche Welle.
Fifteen years ago, thousands of Egyptians took to the streets demanding the fall of Hosni Mubarak’s thirty-year regime. This reading list, compiled by Muhammad Amasha and Dina Wahba, seeks to capture this transformative moment.
On January 26th, ABI hosted an event on peacekeeping and norms adherence. The event reflected on Bangladesh's involvement in UN peacekeeping over nearly four decades and its implications for the country.
Benjamin Schütze published a guest commentary in the taz. His stance: „International law, academic freedom and freedom of assembly are being sacrificed to Germany's reason of state.“
