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Eric Lob, associate professor of politics and international relations at FIU writes in The Conversation.

US efforts in Sudan are not working. Additional visibility and attention can hopefully bring about solutions.

Police forces across the world are prepped for Eritrea’s independence day this Friday - fearing violent clashes as disgruntled Eritreans...

Approximately 350 million people are in dire need of food globally, including vast numbers of children. Catholic groups are on the ground tirelessly working to help.

South Africa is not just the strongest industrial nation on the continent, it is also making a name for itself internationally as a diplomatic powerhouse and the voice of the Global South.

President Ruto's administration wants Uhuru to use Kibaki's official office but Uhuru wants the government to lease his home adjacent to State House for use as his official office

In November 2022, Ethiopias federal government and the authorities of Tigray agreed to a ceasefire during talks in South Africa .

Rival groups are clashing abroad, leading some nations to ban Eritrean Independence Day celebrations.

Infographic in English on Djibouti and 4 other countries about Protection and Human Rights; published on 23 May 2024 by IOM