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This edition's featured story spotlights the current unrest in Ethiopia and its table of the week reviews the World Bank's income classification of African countries while the monitor as a whole presents an aggregation of current continent wide stories, a list of upcoming events, and more.

The Africa Program's Libya situation tracker covers the ongoing civil war in Libya as well as the conflict's background, key players, and ways forward.

This edition's featured story explores how a Biden administration can put Africa at the center of its foreign policy and its table of the week details the results of a few 2020 African elections while the monitor as a whole presents an aggregation of current continent wide stories, a list of upcoming events, and more.

This edition's featured story argues that the U.S. is not a reliable partner for Africa in the fight against COVID-19 and its table of the week measures Africans' trust in different leaders while the monitor as a whole presents an aggregation of current continent wide stories, a list of upcoming events, and more.

This fact sheet summarizes the U.S. Government's response to COVID-19 on the African continent. Funding supports the implementation of health interventions for vulnerable populations.

This edition's featured story explores the U.S.'s role in killing Black people both at home and abroad and its table of the week provides data on U.S. visa approval by region while the monitor as a whole presents an aggregation of current continent wide stories, a graphic demonstrating civilian displacement in Nigeria, a list of upcoming events, and more.

This edition's featured story reprints an excerpt from African Arguments in response to the current movement for Black lives in America while the monitor as a whole presents an aggregation of current continent wide stories, a graphic illustrating the location of the continent's COVID-19 cases, a list of upcoming events, and more.

This edition's featured story discusses global anti-Black racism and its table of the week highlights the U.S. military's footprint in Africa while the monitor as a whole presents an aggregation of current continent wide stories, a list of upcoming events, and more.

The size and composition of the U.S. nuclear arsenal should be determined by what is needed to deter potential adversaries from attacking the United States or its allies. But too often other factors come into play, most notably the vested interests of the lobby for Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs).

This edition's featured story focuses on Trump's threat to the World Health Organization and its table of the week lists Africa's longest-serving heads of state while the monitor as a whole presents an aggregation of current continent wide stories, a list of upcoming events, and more.