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Dr. Andreas Bohne

Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung

Publications

The Africa Mining Vision

Materialien EN | 03/2018The Africa Min­ing Vis­ion

Can business as usual be visionary? Perspectives from four regions.

Fields of Gold?

Online Publication | 04/2017Fields of Gold?

Deliberations on Natural Resource Politics in Africa

News

The EU and Sudan’s Forgotten War

Interview | 05.06.2024The EU and Su­dan’s For­got­ten War

The path to peace will only succeed with the involvement of civil society

The War in Sudan Is Causing Mass Hunger

Analysis | 15.04.2024The War in Su­dan Is Caus­ing Mass Hun­ger

Without a ceasefire soon, the situation could spiral out of control

The Rwandan Genocide 30 Years On

Interview | 05.04.2024The Rwandan Gen­o­cide 30 Years On

Three decades after the violence ended, how far has reconciliation in the country really come?

An “Escalation of Alienation”

Interview | 29.02.2024An “Es­cal­a­tion of Ali­en­a­tion”

Henning Melber on South Africa’s ICJ lawsuit against Israel and its significance for African states

Exporting the Rwanda Model

Comment | 22.01.2024Ex­port­ing the Rwanda Model

When it comes to asylum policy, Germany appears to be copying the British playbook

Elections against Democracy

Comment | 20.12.2023Elec­tions against Demo­cracy

Mozambique’s ruling party still clings to power despite losing yet another vote

The “Global Gateway” Deception

Comment | 26.09.2023The “G­lobal Gate­way” De­cep­tion

Lofty rhetoric aside, the EU’s so-called Global Gateway is actually a European one-way street

“The Human Rights Situation Is Catastrophic”

Interview | 10.07.2023“The Hu­man Rights Situ­ation Is Cata­strophic”

A conversation with Egyptian activist Mohamed Abdel Salam about civil and political rights under…

In Sudan, the Revolution Is Caught in the Crossfire

Interview | 24.04.2023In Su­dan, the Re­volu­tion Is Caught in the Cross­fire

As fighting escalates, the country’s social movements are calling for an immediate ceasefire

Africa Needs Economic Sovereignty

Interview | 24.10.2022Africa Needs Eco­nomic Sov­er­eignty

An upcoming conference in Dakar seeks to promote policies and pathways to empower the continent

The Global Gateway Isn’t All It’s Cracked Up to Be

Comment | 17.02.2022The Global Gate­way Isn’t All It’s Cracked Up to Be

Andreas Bohne on the European answer to China’s “New Silk Road”

“We Must Overcome the Old Colonial Ways of Thinking”

Interview | 16.02.2022“We Must Over­come the Old Co­lo­nial Ways of Think­ing”

Helmut Scholz (MEP, Die Linke) discusses the EU–Africa Summit

Not Enough for True Reconciliation

Comment | 11.06.2021Not Enough for True Re­con­cili­ation

Assessing the “reconciliation agreement” between Germany and Namibia

Toppling the Monuments to a Colonial Past

Comment | 19.06.2020Top­pling the Monu­ments to a Co­lo­nial Past

On the topicality of decolonial commemoration

Africa’s Small-Scale Producers under Pressure

Analysis | 16.04.2020Africa’s Small-Scale Pro­du­cers un­der Pres­sure

The impact of COVID-19 on African agriculture, trends, and policy proposals

“We Need an Internationalist Perspective More Than Ever”

Interview | 02.04.2020“We Need an In­ter­na­tion­al­ist Per­spect­ive More Than Ever”

Michael Nassen Smith on global solidarity in the pandemic