Eritrea’s Quiet Storm: Who Will Inherit the Authoritarian Mantle?
Since gaining independence, Eritrea has, for over three decades, been...
Two Governments, One War: Sudan's Grim New Reality
The dusty, war-torn plains of Sudan continue their twisted slide...
Egypt’s Proposed Criminal Code Reform Raises Red Flags Over Rule of Law
The United Nations has expressed serious concerns over Egypt’s proposed...
From Moral Authority to Operational Imperatives: Forging a Unified and Enforceable Roadmap to End Sudan’s Cycle of Conflict
The eruption of full-scale hostilities between General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan’s...
The United Nations at a Crossroads: Rethinking Its Role in a Changing World
It has been 80 years since the establishment of the...
Between Alliance and Ambivalence: Israel’s Place in Trump’s Middle East Strategy
The American-Israeli alliance has always been distinguished by its dual...