Africa stands at a crossroads in global diplomacy. As the post-Cold War multilateral system fractures under pressure from competing powers and the selective application of international rules, the continent faces a fundamental choice: unite to shape the changing world order or remain passive as change happens around and to it. This critical juncture has prompted serious reflection among African policymakers and scholars about how the continent can better navigate an increasingly complex diplomatic landscape.

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Principles with Pragmatism