Delegations from 37 countries gathered in the Senegalese capital for the opening of the long-established security conference. But with only two heads of state in attendance, the 10th peace forum drew a less high-profile lineup than in previous years. Germany’s delegation met directly with the coup governments in the Sahel, while ECOWAS sought to play the role of mediator.
By Lucia Weiß
The Dakar International Forum on Peace and Security in Africa is considered the African counterpart to the Munich Security Conference. This year, however, there are hardly any high-profile guests in attendance.
By Lucia Weiß
The security situation in Niger has continued to deteriorate. The German government has now taken measures to assure the safety of its diplomatic staff.
By Lucia Weiß
Lassina Zerbo is chair of the Rwanda Atomic Energy Board (RAEB). In an interview with Table.Briefings on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference, the former prime minister of Burkina Faso explained why he sees significant potential for nuclear power in Africa – and how he assesses Russia’s role.
By Olivia Samnick
While global attention is focused on Greenland, Venezuela, and Ukraine, the EU continues to grapple with the crisis in the Sahel – where the 26 member states, particularly Germany and France, remain divided over development and foreign-policy strategy.
By Lucia Weiß
The United States entry ban for over 20 African countries came into force at the beginning of the year. Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger responded with countermeasures.
By David Renke
