Reopening its liaison office offers a narrow, but real, opportunity for the African Union to help achieve a ceasefire.

Recent PSC elections revived debates about whether membership should favour inclusion and fairness or regional capacity and influence.

The country's plea for an AU troop drawdown pause exposes security doubts and raises concerns for regional stability.

Given the flawed Jeddah process, the AU and IGAD need a clearer role in the UN’s transition mission.

As civil war looms and a consensus among the multitude of peace brokers is vital to prevent a regional contagion.

If well implemented, a transitional justice framework can help establish the rule of law while identifying victims and affording them...

Managing the transitional pitfalls in Sudan’s post-coup agreement is vital for the country’s stability.

The Sudanese government is performing a delicate balancing act in the interests of advancing justice during a complex political transition.