Reports

Prevost’s visit to the Continent it is a clear statement on the nature and the
aims of his pontificate

This article by Luciano Pollichieni was published by "Il Messaggero" on 6 April 2026

The article was published by The Standard on 5 February 2026. By Vincenzo Del Monaco, Philip Thigo, Keyzom Ngodup Messally

As Tanzania approaches its October 2025 elections, the long-standing ruling party CCM appears well positioned to continue its leadership. By Akinyi Omondi.

The Eastern Congo peace process has taken another step forward, but its ultimate goal is still elusive. By Corrado Čok.

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger have now become the epicenters of the world’s largest jihadi insurgency. The analysis by Corrado Čok.

International efforts to bring peace to Eastern Congo are bearing fruits. The analysis by Corrado Čok.

Africa’s Contribution to the Future of Peacekeeping. The analysis by Chepkorir Sambu.

Since war broke out in Sudan, little attention has been paid to mediation efforts and their lack of progress in alleviating human suffering. The analysis by Chepkorir Sambu

5 February 2025

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is experiencing renewed clashes between the national army and the Rwandan-backed M23 movement. Following days of intense guerrilla warfare, the ceasefire declared on February 4 offers only a temporary respite. However, the situation remains uncertain as peace negotiations continue

The process of economic diversification and investments in the logistics and infrastructure sectors hold the potential to position Luanda as a pivotal commercial hub in Europe-Africa relations

As the clashes continue in Sudan, it is increasingly necessary to find a solution for the sake of the People. An analysis by Akinyi Omondi

While clashes between SAF and RSF continue, internally displaced persons are on the rise, as well as international migrants and people in need of food, water and medicine. Other sources of concern are the role of Moscow and the ever-present threat of terrorism

From the protection of maritime trade to the stability of the Horn of Africa: the importance of Djibouti’s military facilities for Mediterranean and European security

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is a strategic infrastructure for the future of Ethiopia, which however represents an element of tension between the countries located along the river Nile

Libya’s instability, its porous borders, and the country’s central position could grant Moscow a strategic asset for its penetration into the African continent and a new outpost on the Mediterranean