Ethiopia: Curing the Migraine of Negotiating Nationhood in Patchwork States
Recent developments in Ethiopia have brought the difficulties of negotiating nationhood in patched up nation-states into sharper focus. It has become apparent ... Read More
Policy, Governance and Statecraft
Ethiopia: Implications of the Coup Attempt on Ethiopia’s Future
On June 22, 2019, an attempted coup in Bahir Dar, the capital of Ethiopia’s largest regional state, Amhara, and a related attack ... Read More
Sudan’s Troubled Transition: Who Will Win – People or Geopolitics?
After the deposal of the Sudanese president, Omar Bashir, on April 11, 2019, a transitional military council declared a two-year rule ahead ... Read More
Sudan Revolution: A New Dawn or an Uncertain Twilight?
After months of protests that started in December 2018 over the rising prices of basic goods such as bread and a declining ... Read More