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France elevated Josephine Baker to the Panthéon as a symbol of racial equality. Here’s the reality.

Annette Joseph-Gabriel - December 6, 2021
French racism was different than U.S. racism, but just as real

WHO workers are accused of sexual exploitation and abuse. That hurts everything the U.N. does.

Jasmine Westendorf - October 5, 2021
As one official told me: ‘The U.N. is not a superpower. It has only its moral authority, and if you undermine that, you’re finished.’

The WTO is negotiating to solve a global fisheries crisis. Here’s what’s at stake.

Kristen Hopewell - July 14, 2021
Talks center on eliminating fisheries subsidies, a tricky goal.

Don’t expect regional organizations to rein in coups

Emmanuel Balogun and Aarie Glas - July 13, 2021
Here’s why ASEAN and ECOWAS stumbled after recent coups in Mali and Myanmar.

Benin’s militant problem may worsen after last month’s election

Christina Cottiero - May 3, 2021
The government focused on weeding out political opponents in recent years, rather than combating extremist and criminal groups

China’s Belt and Road Initiative invests in African infrastructure — and African military and police forces

Natalie Herbert - April 29, 2021
China is looking to protect its economic investments and build its reputation as a world power

Africans have a strong message for their traditional chiefs: Don’t tell us how to vote

Luyando Mutale Katenda and Carolyn Logan - April 22, 2021
Surveys show how Africans reconcile their preference for democracy with trust for traditional leaders.

There’s a long, global history to today’s anti-Asian bias and violence

Sarah V. Hayes, Kim Yi Dionne, and Fulya Felicity Turkmen - April 18, 2021
‘Foreigners’ have been blamed for disease all the way back to the bubonic plague — and probably beyond

West Africans welcome strong government action against covid-19. But many still don’t trust their government.

Aminatou Seydou - April 8, 2021
Afrobarometer surveys reveal concerns about covid-related corruption, equitable assistance and power grabs by politicians.

Senegal’s violent protests reveal that its long-stable democracy is fragile, after all

Kamissa Camara - March 31, 2021
Yet again, courts have jailed one of the president’s political rivals.
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