Brice Nitcheu is a Global Security Analyst with a focus on World Affairs, International Security, and political dynamics across Africa and the wider International System. His work critically examines issues such as Conflict, Diplomacy, Humanitarian Crises, Development, Foreign Policy, and Global Governance, with a particular interest in the role of international institutions such as the United Nations, the European Union, and the African Union, as well as the voices of the Global South.
Drawing on years of academic research and policy engagement, Brice provides in-depth analysis and commentary on themes ranging from Migration, Peacebuilding, and Humanitarian Intervention to Transnational Crime, Gender, Child Soldiers, and Weapons of Mass Destruction. His mission is to bridge the gap between scholarship and policy practice, offering insights that serve politicians, policymakers, academics, and students of Politics and International Relations.
Through his blog, Brice Nitcheu seeks to create a platform where global challenges are interrogated with clarity, evidence, and critical perspective—not only to inform debates but also to inspire solutions for a more just and secure world.
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