Long-form analytical essays, policy studies, institutional research, and multidisciplinary strategic analysis.
Anthony Kon explains the historical purpose, sources, method and public responsibility behind Volume I of South Sudan: From Liberation to Diplomacy. Presented in English and Arabic.
South Sudan’s strategic position, inherited Nile legacy, the Sudd wetlands, and international water-law principles shape its potential role in advancing equitable, responsible, and trusted cooperation across the Nile Basin. A complete Arabic translation is included.
Why Nile Basin disagreements endure—and how history, law, water security, institutions, and shared risks can support equitable cooperation. Includes a complete Arabic translation.
South Sudan has built an important legal foundation for investment. The next task is turning laws into coordinated institutions and productive projects.
Why no single national perspective can fully explain the Nile Basin—and how geography, history, development priorities, and regional interdependence shape cooperation.
A bilingual reflection on Nile Basin history, diplomacy, national responsibility, and the continuing search for equitable regional cooperation.
A bilingual English–Arabic analysis of the new maritime alliance and its implications for navigation, trade, energy security and economic resilience across the Horn of Africa, Eastern Africa and the Nile Basin.
A neutral bilingual political and constitutional analysis of South Sudan’s December 2026 elections, peace implementation, institutional readiness, economic constraints, political inclusion, and competing pathways to democratic legitimacy.
A source-documented analysis of how disruption at Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb transmits into East African fuel prices, food security, trade corridors, foreign-exchange pressure, public budgets, and household welfare.