Time is running out: stopping a downward spiral into conflict-induced hunger in Sudan
Despite repeated warnings, the risk of famine looms large in Sudan, ignored amidst brutal conflict. While the latest reports indicate…
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10 common myths holding women back in government contracting and leadership
Happy International Women’s Day! As we celebrate, we find ourselves at the crossroads of progress and potential, confronting the myths…
A Region in Uncertainty: 2024 in West Africa
This piece describes the upcoming challenges and instability faced by Western Africa Countries for 2024.
Anti-corruption & human rights: exploring synergies
Amnesty International, Transparency International and the UNCAC Coalition hosted a special event on corruption and human rights, alongside GIZ, Switzerland,…
Sudanese groups provide light amid year of darkness
In Sudan, local response networks have played a major role in leading the humanitarian response, even as traditional humanitarian aid…
March 8th: our daily feminism
March 8th is here and every year we have the same debate on Political Watch. That it might be better…
Forced displacement: a growing crisis in Sudan
One year since conflict erupted between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Sudan has quickly…
How Artificial Intelligence can facilitate investigative journalism
Many articles address the potential risks of generative AI for journalism and democracy, such as threats AI poses to the…
Access to aid: a cornerstone of civilian-centered US diplomacy
In 2022, humanitarian needs in Sudan were already at the highest level in a decade. Suffering largely existed outside of…
Why Is Georgia Again Trying to Push Through an Unpopular Foreign Agent Law?
Georgian Dream, which until recently looked certain to win another victory in this year’s elections, now risks repeating last year’s…