Sudanese Genocide: A Tragedy in Two or More Acts
A new tragedy is currently unfolding in Sudan, but the international community has barely paid any attention.
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The Last Pan-African Leader?
Adrian Jennings examines how pan-Africanism has shaped politics on the continent.
Good Luck, Jonathan
Just days after the attack on Charlie Hebdo in Paris, Boko Haram killed as many as 2,000 people in northern Nigeria.
The Myth of International Indifference
The immense scale of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa can be attributed to poor local governance.
Unrest in Burkina Faso Could Mean Trouble for the West
Following Blaise Compaore’s resignation from the presidency in Burkina Faso, the United States and its Western allies must ensure a peaceful, yet expedient, transition of power.
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Ebola – Security Threat or Public Health Threat?
Richard Wang examines the rhetoric surrounding the Ebola outbreak in Western nations, and interrogates whether the current framing of the disease is leading to effective policy responses.
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