Legal Protection for Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant Matters for Nuclear Installations Everywhere
The International Atomic Energy Agency has had some presence in Ukraine since the start of the war to monitor the nuclear safety and security situation following Russian occupation of the Chornobyl exclusion zone.
Why Dismantling Colonial Continuities Is Key for International Reform
Developing nations have become increasingly vocal about the need for a fairer multilateral system. And those who call for fairness have become more powerful.
Africa’s Wish List for an Ambitious and Equitable COP28
A successful COP28 will require a socially just outcome for Africa, with financial delivery at its core.
Africa’s Climate Champions: Key Countries to Watch at COP28
African countries and coalitions must drive the regional climate agenda, both domestically and internationally.
Namibia’s Foreign Policy on Human Rights
Namibia has presented itself as an advocate of multilateralism, actively participating in international peacekeeping missions of both the UN and the AU.
‘Poor–Old’ BRICS: Demographic Trends and Policy Challenges
The five BRICS members are different across many dimensions; yet a common characteristic is that they are or will be old before they are rich.
Geopolitical Energy Futures in South Africa: Strategic Policy Pathways to 2035
Considering the changing global dynamics, energy policies must be inclusive and responsive to the diverse needs of all nations and living systems that humans depend upon. The voices of countries like South Africa must be heard.
Digital Identification and Biometrics In East Africa: Opportunities and Concerns
In their efforts to upscale the roll-out of national ID systems to meet the Sustainable Development Goals, many African states have turned to digital options to facilitate foundational identity management.
How to Achieve African Digital Sovereignty
The digital revolution presents Africa with an opportunity to emerge as a sovereign and innovative digital player on the global stage.
Africa is a Key Source of Critical Minerals for the Global Energy Transition — But There are Hidden Dangers
The security of critical mineral supply chains is strategic for many countries due to the expected growth in demand driven by the uptake of clean energy technologies around the world.