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On the same day President Joseph Biden laid out his vision for global engagement at the U.S. State Department, he also extended greetings to the 34th Summit of the African…

Still at War: The United States in the Sahel, Just Security, April 2022

20 juillet 2022

U.S. policy toward Africa has been mired in old thinking for too long. A combination of factors including low prioritization, an insular community of specialists, and deference to “bipartisan consensus”…

A New U.S. Policy Framework for the African Century, CSIS, August 2020

20 juillet 2022

Les Comores et le Sénégal : une longue relation de coopération

15 juillet 2022

Pape Abdou Ndour

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Ansuiffat Aboubacar Le 26 février 2022, l’Union des Comores recevait le président Macky Sall pour une visite officielle durant laquelle furent signés huit accords bilatéraux. Alors que ni la géographie,…

What will make the difference this time? US-Africa relations in a post-Trump America, Africa Portal, December 2021

13 juillet 2022

When Ronald Reagan began his US presidency in 1981, Nigeria’s GDP per capita was $2,180, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)’s $463, Côte d'Ivoire’s $1,189, and Senegal’s $751. Have African…

False Choices: U.S. Policy toward Coastal West Africa and the Sahel, CSIS, 2021

13 juillet 2022

U.S. policy is caught between two subregions and three priorities in West Africa. The United States has enduring interests in both coastal West Africa and the Sahel, as well as…

How to Restore U.S. Credibility in Africa, Foreign Policy, January 2021

13 juillet 2022

Despite the immense potential of U.S.-Africa relations, China has been more engaged with the continent and in several ways is now ahead of the United States in the scale of…

La politique étrangère des États-Unis en Afrique sub-saharienne depuis 1960 : État des lieux et perspectives, Centre Thucydide, 2018

13 juillet 2022