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In a bold move that could reshape the landscape of motorsport on the African continent, Rwanda has officially launched a 1.2 billion dollar megaproject aimed at bringing Formula 1 racing back to Africa. famreports.com/rwandas-1-2-bi…

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Join us tomorrow at Chatham House for the launch of our latest paper on conflict economies in the Middle East and Africa, exploring why today’s conflicts are more protracted and harder to resolve. Register to attend in person here 👇

🧵(3/5) Chatham House Africa Programme’s Ahmed Soliman, Abel Abate Demissie, and Suliman Baldo (Sudan Transparency and Policy Tracker) seek to understand the transnational dimensions and impacts of conflicts in the #HornOfAfrica through their XCEPT Research papers: → 🌍Coordinating international responses to

🧵(4/5) Chatham House’s Ahmed Soliman, Abel Abate Demissie and rosalind marsden have further explored their research through written commentary: → How a transnational approach can better manage the conflict in #Sudan: chathamhouse.org/2023/12/how-tr… → Sudan’s forgotten war: A new diplomatic push

🟡 Spotlight sessions feature Chatham House researchers presenting their XCEPT Research case studies: Tim Eaton Hayder حيدر Renad Mansour Ahmed Soliman Suliman Baldo Abel Abate Demissie

.Chatham House MENA Director Dr. Sanam Vakil صنم وكىل and Sophie Stevens of #FCDO kicks off the #Xcept closing remarks of the research " Navigating protracted conflicts in a multi-aligned world". Watch the next panel here: chathamhouse.org/events/all/res… Chatham House

Delighted to contribute key research findings on Sudan 🇸🇩 & Ethiopia’s 🇪🇹 transnational conflict for Chatham House XCEPT Research. With @Abele_an, Suliman Baldo, & Chatham House MENA Watch ‘Navigating protracted conflicts in a multi-aligned world’. 📺 livestream: youtube.com/watch?v=zy3jEm…

Had a pleasure of sharing key findings from the publications we put together for Chatham House Africa and XCEPT Research on cross-border conflict commodities at the Chatham House event. The publications 👇🏾 chathamhouse.org/2024/04/confli… chathamhouse.org/2023/09/naviga… chathamhouse.org/2024/09/illici…

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Since the end of the Cold War, ‘peace’ has arguably never been this unpopular, ‘mediation’ so ridiculed, alliances for good so weakened, might and prowess so glorified, and global solidarity so faltering as it is today.

New in The Round Table! In my article with Chatham House Africa’s Alex Vines, ‘#Africa's expanding role in language-based multilateral organisations’, we explore the strategic value of Africa’s ties with the #Commonwealth, #Francophonie & #Lusophone blocs.

Israeli tank fire kills 51 people in Gaza crowd trying to get food reut.rs/4e1FDNq reut.rs/4e1FDNq

“This man [#Eritrea’s president] is emptying his country of its youth. Every day, dozens of young Eritreans fleeing indefinite conscription illegally cross the border to seek refuge in our country [...]. No dialogue is possible with him. I prefer to forget him,” Ismail Omar Guelleh.

Fascinating map of the stone ruins of pre-colonial civilizations in Africa:

Ethiopian Airlines is set to enhance its operational capabilities with the acquisition of two Twin Otter Classic 300-G aircraft from De Havilland Canada. This investment underscores our dedication to improving domestic and regional connectivity. Read more at:

#Ethiopia is #Africa’s most expensive country to live in – Report Ethiopia has been ranked 53rd in the world with cost of living index, becoming Africa’s most expensive country to live in. The world’s largest cost of living database in its latest report said people in Ethiopia

North Korea launched "more than a dozen" rockets on Thursday morning, the South Korean Ministry of Defense said. abcnews.link/TVinCoT

General Michael Langley, Commander of U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) visited #Ethiopia and met with Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. Their discussions focused on countering terrorist threats from al-Shabaab and ISIS in the Horn of Africa. 📸Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹

Regrettably, these all evoke memories of the period preceding November 2020. Before it is too late, it is important to answer: Who is the actual impediment to the return of Tigrayan IDPs and why is the Pretoria agreement still unimplemented? The AU has the prime responsibility.