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  November 20, 2025

  An African Spring? Examining the “Drifting Coup” Sentiment Gripping the Continent

  Aaryaman Shah
• November 19, 2025

  An African Spring? Examining the “Drifting Coup” Sentiment Gripping the Continent

  Leila Olukoga

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  February 12, 2025

  The Hague Group: A Unified Stand for Palestine Across Continents

  Chloe Ross Bohn

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  February 5, 2025

  SAIS Students Embark on Global Adventures Over Winter Break

  Chloe Ross Bohn

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  December 30, 2024

  Key Takeaways from the latest Ethiopia-Somalia Deal

  Alexander Nordahl

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  November 13, 2024

  Examining the Conflict in Southern Sudan Through the Site of Female Bodies

  The SAIS Observer Staff

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  November 13, 2024

  The Future of Tunisia’s Past is Under Threat

  The SAIS Observer Staff

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  October 2, 2024

  Sudan Is At War: Why Is No One Talking About It?

  The SAIS Observer Staff

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  October 2, 2024

  China Reasserts Commitment to African Nations At Summit

  The SAIS Observer Staff

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  October 10, 2023

  Rewriting Ancient History: The Threat of Afrocentrism in Egypt

  nmoghaz1

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  April 12, 2023

  Starting from scratch: how students and faculty are collaborating to bring Africa studies back online after the pandemic

  Aaron Dane
• November 22, 2021

  Chinese Diplomacy: Canary in the Loan Mine or Babble?

  The SAIS Observer Staff