Reconciliation
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A Last Chance to End Somalia’s Dangerous Election Impasse
To avert a further breakdown, the African Union and UN should quickly step in to mediate. ICG The political crisis…
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Two substantial suggestions for a new and more promising outlook to the solution of the Cyprus Problem
Having carefully studied the existing regrettable situation we have reached after an arduous 60-year long course of the Republic of…
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Libya Update #4
It is the fourth in a series of regular updates on efforts to end Libya’s civil war. ICG Against All…
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Anniversary of the National Apology to the Stolen Generations
Our thoughts are with the Stolen Generations, the men and women in our program and everyone affected by the past…
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Finding a Path to Peace in Ethiopia’s Tigray Region
Pending comprehensive national dialogue, Addis Ababa should ease Tigray’s immediate predicament, engaging elements of the authorities it unseated to govern…
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Toward a Viable Future for South Sudan
The civil war’s two main antagonists have an uneasy peace, but others fight on. ICG The country needs a reset…
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Peace Problem: Israel Knows How to Capitalize on Its Conflict With Palestinians
U.S. envoy Richard Mills didn’t say anything particularly surprising the other day when he told the UN Security Council that, to keep…
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Resolving the Gulf Crisis outside the Gulf
But the formal declaration says nothing about foreign policy, meaning that intra-Gulf rivalries could continue to stoke conflicts and political…
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Relaunching the Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue
The parties need to move past technicalities to tackle the main issues at stake: ICG Pristina’s independence and Belgrade’s influence…
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How to Spend It: New EU Funding for African Peace and Security
To avoid aggravating conflicts, Brussels should undertake robust risk assessments, constantly monitor its assistance, insist that recipient countries subordinate military…
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The U.S. Should Reverse Its Huthi Terror Designation
Proponents argue the measure will provide leverage with the Huthis, but in reality it will hurt efforts to end the…
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What Future for Afghan Peace Talks under a Biden Administration?
As the Afghan government and Taliban await clearer policy signals from the incoming U.S. administration, their primary goal should be…
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Australia on bottom rung of Reconciliation ladder
Finally, I breathed a sigh of relief. We had done it; we had reached the momentous occasion of being united…
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For the Afghan peace talks to succeed, a ceasefire is the next — and perhaps toughest — step forward
The agreement the US signed with the Taliban last February to start the peace process marked a breakthrough. Nematullah Bizhan The Conversation…
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Scott Morrison’s one-word gesture won’t unify Australia, but a bigger conversation might
A gesture, he says, that “takes nothing away, but adds so much” to our nation’s story, “for all Australians”. Teela…
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‘Changing the national anthem is real reconciliation’
We started the year blanketed in smoke with bushfires ravishing our land, we battled flood and the on-going drought, and…
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