Reconciliation
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Brokering a Ceasefire in Yemen’s Economic Conflict
The latter struggle causes great civilian suffering. The new UN envoy should make it a central task to achieve an…
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Turkey-Armenia Talks Hold Promise of Opening Long-Shut Border
Crisis Group experts Olesya Vartanyan, Nigar Göksel and Zaur Shiriyev unpack how the end of the Nagorno-Karabakh war in 2020…
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Cameroon Needs an African Cup Ceasefire
Eight games will be held in Anglophone regions riven since 2016 by conflict between the government and separatists. ICG Internal…
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A Rare Chance for Peace in Ethiopia
Ethiopia’s federal government should grasp this opportunity to end the fighting, while international actors should step up to provide support…
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Time to End Ethiopia’s Unwinnable Civil War
Addis Ababa must let more aid into blockaded Tigray and the region’s dissident leadership should recognise the federal government’s legitimacy…
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After the Coup, Restoring Sudan’s Transition
In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Jonas Horner outlines de-escalatory moves that could reinstate the constitutional order – and reset…
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Macron condemns “inexcusable” 1961 massacre of Algerians in Paris
PARIS – French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday denounced the killing of dozens of Algerians during a police crackdown on…
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Relaunching Negotiations over Western Sahara
Yet outside powers would be wrong to assume that it will not escalate. ICG With U.S. support, the new UN…
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Biden makes the case at the UN for using ‘relentless diplomacy’ instead of military might to solve global crises
He used his first speech to the United Nations General Assembly to describe a world where American civic leadership, rather…
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EU’s Šefčovič calls for solution to Northern Ireland’s Brexit issues by year-end
The EU and U.K. should aim to resolve all outstanding Brexit issues in Northern Ireland by the end of the…
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Dispute settlement mechanism under the UNCLOS 1982
The Law of the Sea dispute settlement mechanism is an area of great academic, economic, and political interest where the…
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Venezuela: Making the Most of the Mexican Breakthrough
The discussions will likely be long and cumbersome, but there is space for partial and early agreements that could improve…
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What are the Prospects For Peace: an Interview With Noam Chomsky
Facing an alarming escalation in tensions around the world, we are looking to our most respected and renowned thought leaders…
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Beyond Business as Usual in Israel-Palestine
A peace based on equal respect for both peoples’ rights will take time, however. ICG Steps to lower the temperature…
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Canada’s Indigenous reconciliation movement enters new phase following discovery of children’s graves
Three times since May, leaders of Indigenous communities in Canada have announced what’s thought to be the locations of unmarked…
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As Ethiopian Troops Exit Tigray, Time to Focus on Relief
The devastating civil war in Ethiopia’s Tigray region took a stunning turn on 28 June. ICG Eight months after Prime…
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