Reconciliation
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A New UN Envoy is an Opportunity for a New Approach in Yemen
More important than who gets the job is how UN member states and the mediator perceive its purpose, interpretations of…
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Turning Engagement Into a Regional Dialogue Mechanism in the Middle East
Iranian and American negotiators are in Vienna to find a way to restore the 2015 nuclear deal that President Donald…
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Can the Reykjavik Meeting Really Improve U.S.-Russia Ties?
The real question is whether Biden and Putin are prepared to bargain. Nikolas K. Gvosdev The National Interest Here we…
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The Israel-Palestine Crisis: Causes, Consequences, Portents
In this Q&A, Crisis Group experts explain what is behind the explosive events and where they might lead. How serious…
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Can a new round of UN peace talks solve the decades-old Cyprus conflict?
“The purpose of the meeting will be to determine whether common ground exists for the parties to negotiate a lasting…
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Responding to the New Crisis on Ukraine’s Borders
Calibrated deterrence paired with dialogue could reopen negotiations regarding Ukraine and help reverse a dangerous escalation. ICG In late March…
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The EU needs to take its seat at the Cyprus negotiation table
The long history of negotiations on the Cyprus question has been unforgiving to its actors, hence the infamous characterisation of…
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Northern Ireland’s centenary as much about the future as the past
The sight of Protestant and Catholic teenagers attacking the PSNI close to the Belfast peace line brought back memories of…
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Somalia: Averting a Descent into Political Violence
External partners should urgently convene – and mediate – talks among the country’s bitterly divided elites, to prevent its worst…
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How the U.S. Withdrawal Decision Will Affect the Afghan Conflict
Crisis Group expert Andrew Watkins anticipates that negotiations will likely stall and Afghans will fear an intensified civil war as…
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Southern Philippines: Keeping Normalisation on Track in the Bangsamoro
But progress toward these goals, together called “normalisation”, is sputtering. Both Manila and the former insurgents need to hit the…
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Ethiopia’s Tigray War: A Deadly, Dangerous Stalemate
Conditions for civilians are dire, with famine a growing danger. ICG Outside powers should urge Addis Ababa to let more…
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Indonesia president Jokowi calls for high-level Asean meeting to discuss Myanmar crisis
In a speech broadcast from the presidential palace in Bogor, West Java, the President said he would soon hold talks…
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The Case for More Inclusive – and More Effective – Peacemaking in Yemen
As it pushes for renewed talks, the UN should broaden the scope to include Yemeni women’s and other civil society…
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After Ten Years of War, Conflict Still Paralyses Syria
What does the conflict in Syria look like on the ground? ICC The sides to the conflict are locked in…
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‘No peace without truth’: Victoria to launch Indigenous reconciliation inquiry
The Andrews government will on Tuesday launch a “truth-telling” commission that will help guide the state’s treaty negotiations and potentially examine…
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