In African Arguments, ABI staff member Sophia Stille, together with Franzisca Zanker, outlines why migration policy in Liberia is currently a top priority.
Richard Legay's project PhotoTogo held its first project workshop at ABI and visited Carl Schick’s colonial photographic collection from nowadays Togo, kept in Freiburg by Freiburg’s city museums.
A brief report on the annual student excursion to Bonn, led by Martin Adelmann and Fabricio Rodríguez.
The run-off in Colombia’s presidential election will take place on 21 June. Viviana García Pinzón explains what a victory for the right-wing candidate, De la Espriella, would mean for the country.
Based on their research on the Myanmar-Bangladesh borderlands, Anas Ansar and Benjamin Etzold share their concerns about the current spillover of Myanmar's civil war at The Daily Star.
In conversation with zenith magazine, Prof. Theodor Hanf speaks about his research on the 1980s Lebanese civil war.
The application for an internship during the upcoming winter term at the ABI is possible until June 30th, 2026.
Arabic now has the same status as French in schools in Chad. Helga Dickow explains the context.
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.
In this guest contribution to the Frankfurter Rundschau, Benjamin Schütze and Jan Wilkens criticize the current discrediting of postcolonial theory, which they view as an attack on academic freedom.
