Sudan stand-off will persist beyond Hamdok’s exit

The prime minister has resigned, just six weeks after he agreed to return to office

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Lull in violence offers hope for end to Ethiopia’s war

Both sides in Ethiopia's civil conflict have paused major hostilities, but a peace process is yet to take hold

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The president will influence the four-party coalition cabinet as it wrestles with the pandemic and rising energy prices

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President Kabore recently appointed a new prime minister, capping a major series of military and government reshuffles

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The Taliban are repurposing the old army to create a disciplined structure that employs their men

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The security situation in Lake Chad is worsening in spite of the death of prominent jihadist leaders.

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The coup leaders are trying to consolidate power through partnerships with peripheral groups

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In the wake of a successful government counteroffensive, there is little talk of peace

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Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha is trying to revive the pandemic-hit economy and face down pro-democracy protesters

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Virtual talks between the US and Russian leaders opened the way to diplomacy without definitively ending fears of war

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