The New US Administrations’ Africa Policies: What to Expect and Why it Matters

In terms of foreign and security policy, the pivot to Asia will define the tenure of the next US administration. However, strategic competition at the global level between the US, China and, to a lesser extent, Russia will not leave the Africa policy of either the Democratic or the Republican side untouched. This post will look at the future Africa policies of the two parties and how they may affect partnerships on the continent as well as multilateral approaches more broadly. Author information Jonas Schaaf Jonas Schaaf ist Doktorand im Programmbereich „Glokale Verflechtungen“ am PRIF. Er forscht zu afrikanischen Regionalorganisationen und nicht-militärischen Konfliktinterventionen sowie dem deutschen Engagement im Sahel. // Jonas Schaaf is a Doctoral Researcher at PRIF's research department “Glocal Junctions”. His research focuses on African regional organizations and non-military conflict interventions as well as German engagement in the Sahel. | Der Beitrag The New US Administrations’ Africa Policies: What to Expect and Why it Matters erschien zuerst auf PRIF BLOG.

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