Tag: Peace and Security Council (PSC)

The African Union’s reliance on international funding affects its ability to set priorities and take ownership of solutions.

The African Union Peace and Security Council remains largely reactive and selective in the conflicts it tackles.

A lack of principled consistency in solving conflicts makes Africa’s non-aligned position look like short-sighted opportunism.

Will decisions on addressing terrorism and coups in Africa taken at the AU extraordinary summit bear fruit or fall on ...

The Peace and Security Council consistently failed to confront the governance deficits that underlie many of the continent’s conflicts.