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As part of the ASA project "Decolonize Universities: Participating in Approaches to Decolonising Knowledge Production", four students engaged with the process of decolonization at the University of Ghana and the University of Freiburg.

Professor Eric Osei-Assibey, Dean of the International Programmes Office (IPO) at the University of Ghana, visited ABI and ACT in January.

Helga Dickow comments on the appointment of the new prime minister in Chad

In a case study, Fikreab Gintamo Gichamo examines the domestic political interests pursued by Ethiopia in its cooperation with the EU in the area of "return" migration.

Today, we bid farewell to Amya Agarwal at the ABI. 

The crisis in Ecuador is another example of the security policy challenges in Latin America. Viviana García Pinzón analyzes the measures taken by the government.

The climate conference in Dubai was characterised by closed doors and business deals. States, companies and civil society groups used the conference to their own advantage. But what was the outcome?

Helga Dickow shares her expertise and opinion on Chad divisive post-coup constitutional referendum.

Under the regime of Idriss Déby (1990-2021), France and Chad consistently maintained good relations. Following the irregular seizure of power by Déby's adopted son, Mahamat Déby, these relations persist. The reconciliation between Mahamat Déby and opposition leader Succès Masra is also in the interest of France, at the expense of civil society. Helga Dickow, Chad expert at ABI, provides insight.

Recommendations for action were formulated based on the results of the SDG University Day 2023 organized by the ABI.
These are now publicly available and summarize the participants' demands.