Africa Policy Briefs
Angola’s international relations have undergone a profound reconfiguration since the end of the civil war in 2002. Seeking greater autonomy after decades of dependence on the Soviet Union, Angola diversified […]
Africa Policy Briefs
Angola’s international relations have undergone a profound reconfiguration since the end of the civil war in 2002. Seeking greater autonomy after decades of dependence on the Soviet Union, Angola diversified […]
Egmont papers
Russia’s veterans of the war in Ukraine are rapidly becoming a defining social and political force in the country, yet they remain among the most analytically misread phenomena in contemporary […]
Commentaries
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has won Armenia’s 7 June parliamentary election, and not narrowly. His Civil Contract party has taken just under half the vote, more than double its nearest […]