Reconciliation
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Black Like Me
This is not something that I can break down with facts. Stan Grant ABC News This is not something that…
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Defusing Ethiopia’s Latest Perilous Crisis
Authorities and opposition leaders should call for calm and engage in sustained dialogue to bridge the bitter divisions. ICG A…
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Dutch coalition parties call for formal apology for slave trade history
Two parties in the Dutch government — D66 and ChristenUnie — called on the government to make a formal apology for…
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In My Blood It Runs challenges the ‘inevitability’ of Indigenous youth incarceration
As he sat by his father’s side, he stated the purpose of his visit: Lilly Brown The Conversation I come…
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Trading Blak collective formed to end exploitation within businesses selling Aboriginal products
According to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the Indigenous business sector is one of the fastest growing in…
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Symposium: The Korean War Began 70 Years Ago This Week. We Asked the World’s Top Experts Whether It’ll End Before Turning 75
Though the 1953 Armistice Agreement halted actual combat operations that claimed the lives of millions of people, the Korean Peninsula…
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Mali’s Algiers Peace Agreement, Five Years On: An Uneasy Calm
In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Mathieu Pellerin explains why and calls for redoubling efforts to push ahead with the…
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Financing the Revival of Sudan’s Troubled Transition
Without urgent donor assistance to provide economic relief to a suffering population, public support for the cabinet’s reform agenda could…
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Venezuela Court Rulings Bury Hopes of a Fair Poll
But negotiations remain the only route to a stable outcome for the country’s protracted crisis. ICG In a ruling that…
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Nile Dam Talks: A Short Window to Embrace Compromise
Egypt and Sudan demand that it not do so without an agreement. ICG All three countries urgently need to make…
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Bridging the Divide in Ethiopia’s North
It could turn ugly amid rising ethnic nationalism. ICG To heal the rift, the federal government should convene regional leaders…
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Pulling Lebanon out of the Pit
Poverty and unemployment could lead to violent unrest. ICG Donors should put together an emergency package but condition further aid…
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To Calm Turmoil, U.S. Leaders Must Stop Courting Conflict
Rather than easing tensions, the Trump administration has used incendiary rhetoric, called military units to Washington and threatened to send…
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Indigenous voice ‘fundamental’ to reconciliation, says Linda Burney
Ms Burney, who chaired the NSW Reconciliation Committee in 2000, vividly remembers the morning of the bridge march: “We had…
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Afghan gov’t says ready to start talks with Taliban
Flanked by his top aides outside the presidential palace’s mosque, the Afghan president welcomed the Taliban’s unexpected three-day truce declared…
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Interpreting Haftar’s Gambit in Libya
His proposal divided supporters; adversaries called it a coup. ICG To stop a power struggle, Haftar’s regional backers should press…
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