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The Lady R scandal seems to have been the last straw for Washington. Is the relationship between the two countries over SA's stance on Russia's invasion of Ukraine at breaking point?

The United States and other Western countries have berated African leaders for failing to defend the international order, framing African neutrality in the Ukrainian conflict as a betrayal of liberal principles. But the truth is that this order has not served Africa's interests, argues Tim Murithi.

A Conversation With Tim Murithi, Nirupama Rao, and Matias Spektor

Richard Samuel Deese and Michael Holm edit new book of essays on How Democracy Survives.

At a Cape Town event to mark the first anniversary of the war in Europe, Trevor Tutu asked whether South Africans were oblivious to the fact that Ukrainians were ‘fighting for our freedom’. A Ukrainian representative responded that South Africans had been inspired by Ukraine’s current fight for...

U.N. Security Council (UNSC) reform has been a long-standing demand from many in the international community, but calls for an overhaul of the institution have grown louder amid renewed interest in democratizing the international system and addressing historical exclusion and injustices in its core institutions. And in a major development this past September, President Biden told the U.N. General Assembly the United States would support reforming the Security Council — specifically mentioning ...

Rethinking Humanitarianism | How to reform the UN Security Council - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world

At the UN General Assembly, calls for fairer global governance grow louder - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world

<p>A mediator walking into this situation has to be cognisant of their responsibilities to the parties and to the dying women and children, and therefore has to draw from as many resources as they can to ensure a successful outcome, writes IJR Head of Peacebuilding Interventions Programme, Tim Murithi.</p>

A mediator walking into this situation has to be cognisant of their responsibilities to the parties and to the dying women and children, and therefore has to draw from as many resources as they can to ensure a successful outcome, writes IJR Head of Peacebuilding Interventions Programme, Tim Murithi.