An independent, non-partisan educational resource committed to transparent, rigorous coverage of EU–AU relations.
We exist to make the relationship between the European Union and African Union accessible, understandable, and useful — for researchers, students, journalists, and informed citizens alike.
The EU–AU relationship is one of the most consequential and under-documented in global affairs. Combined, these two unions represent over 1.8 billion people across 82 nations. Yet comprehensive, neutral, and accessible educational resources remain scarce.
This platform was founded to fill that gap. We aggregate, contextualise, and present primary-source material alongside original analysis, making institutional complexity navigable for any level of reader.
We receive no funding from either the EU or AU institutions. We are editorially independent.
Founded by a group of policy researchers and educators frustrated by fragmented EU–AU information resources.
First public version launched with institutional overviews and a curated document library.
Full coverage of the 6th EU–AU Summit and its Global Gateway commitments added in real-time.
Registered users gained access to a searchable archive of 2,000+ policy documents, treaties, and reports.
Full redesign with expanded news coverage, filtering, and mobile-first experience.
Every factual claim is sourced to official documents, peer-reviewed research, or verified reporting. We publish corrections prominently.
We present multiple perspectives on contested policy questions. We do not advocate for political outcomes.
Core educational content is free and openly accessible. We believe knowledge about public institutions should be public.
We write for both European and African audiences, avoiding the Eurocentric framing common in much international-relations coverage.
A distributed team of policy researchers, journalists, and educators from across both continents.
Want to contribute research, flag an inaccuracy, or partner with us? Get in touch with our editorial team.