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.
The Africa Centre for Transregional Research (ACT) and the Arnold Bergstraesser Institute welcome international fellows from Ghana, Namibia and Nigeria to Freiburg.
The Russian military is recruiting foreign men, so far primarily in Africa. However, in the ARD programme Rabbit Hole, Tim Glawion shows that this is now changing following backlashes in countries such as Kenya.
The ABI Board of Trustees has welcomed two new members in 2026: Julia Grauvogel and Joschka Philipps. The annual general meeting took place on 10 July.
The ABI is delighted to welcome Amanda Bisong to the institute's associates. Amanda has collaborated with Franzisca Zanker, MIASA and the University of Freiburg before.
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.
For Bangladesh's most read English daily Newspaper the Daily Star, Anas Ansar delves into the nexus of statehood and personal relationships in the case of India and Bangladesh.
