Responding to extremist violence and displacement-related issues will depend on decisiveness and more significant coordination.
Tag: africa
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The polarized political landscape in Sudan has already affected the planning process for UNITAMS.
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The threat facing Côte d’Ivoire is tied to its geographical proximity to established terrorism epicenters and its domestic and foreign policy standing.
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Despite the availability of a safe and effective vaccine, the Ebola outbreak evokes many similarities to the global fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Despite many inherent compromises, UNITAMS has a genuine opportunity to offer valuable support to Sudan.
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The difference in death tolls and fatality rates between countries in North America and Europe, and Africa, has raised questions as to what factors explain the discrepancy.
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Questions of whether or how much any new UN special political mission in Sudan should be involved with tasks associated with “protection of civilians” has been a particularly controversial point, as there appear to be differing views within the Secretariat and the Security Council over the need, wisdom, and practicality of providing the new mission with protection-related tasks.
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Security Council members have a brief period of time to address difficult political questions about what comes after UNAMID.
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The need for an effective framework of water governance in the Horn of Africa is undeniable.
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As the history of disease outbreaks in Africa makes clear, misinformation plays a key role in undermining containment efforts.
