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Podcast / Africa

The New Scramble for Peace (and Minerals) in DR Congo

This week on The Horn, Alan talks with Crisis Group’s Great Lakes Project Director Richard Moncrieff to size up the new efforts to end the regional war in eastern DR Congo.

Security Council Misses Funding Deadline for AU Mission in Somalia

Crisis Group expert Daniel Forti on the AU Somalia mission’s financial woes and prospects for future multilateral assistance

Major Jihadist Attack Exposes Military Failings in Burkina Faso

Crisis Group expert Mathieu Pellerin on the country’s worsening security in the wake of an assault on Djibo

Changing U.S. Policy in the Sahel?

In this webinar, former U.S. Ambassador to Niger, Bisa Williams, and Crisis Group experts Franklin Nossiter and Ibrahim Yahaya Ibrahim discuss whether the U.S. and the central Sahel are headed toward a period of mutual disengagement, or whether there remain possibilities for productive cooperation.

Drone Attacks on Port Sudan Mark Dramatic Escalation

Crisis Group expert Shewit Woldemichael on the recent escalatory attacks on Port Sudan and their implications for the country’s civil war

UN Readies for Critical Vote on South Sudan’s Arms Embargo

The annual renewal of the UN arms embargo on South Sudan comes up for a vote in May. In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Maya Ungar warns that ending the mandate entirely would risk fuelling a return to civil war in the country.

A New Great Lakes Peace Pledge Marks Progress but Questions Remain

Crisis Group expert Richard Moncrieff on the state of play in peace talks between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda 

Q&A / Africa

The Stakes of Stripping Climate from UN Peacekeeping in South Sudan

The UN Security Council will soon vote on the future of the peacekeeping mission in conflict-hit South Sudan. In this Q&A, Nazanine Moshiri discusses what is at stake and why climate and peace should remain part of the mission’s work

Podcast / Africa

Any Hope Left for Diplomacy in Sudan?

This week on The Horn, Alan talks with Abdul Mohammed, a former senior official on Sudan at the UN and the African Union, about Sudan’s growing fragmentation after two years of war, risks of a de facto partition and prospects for getting a peace initiative on track.

South Sudan Retakes Opposition Stronghold, but Violence is Set to Worsen

Crisis Group's Daniel Akech on stirrings of renewed civil war in South Sudan

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