Reconciliation
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Seven Priorities for Preserving the OSCE in a Time of War
Yet, disruptions notwithstanding, it remains a valuable forum for dialogue between Moscow and the West. ICG Participating states should help…
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Colombia’s Last Guerrillas Make First Step toward “Total Peace”
In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Elizabeth Dickinson explains why this round of negotiations could differ from failed past attempts.…
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Turning the Pretoria Deal into Lasting Peace in Ethiopia
After making these steps toward ending the conflict, all parties must act responsibly to build a solid foundation for peace.…
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Upholding the Ceasefire between Azerbaijan and Armenia
In this Q&A, Crisis Group explains what occurred and what needs to happen now to restart the peace process between…
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Landmark stolen generations class action settles for $50m
More than 1,700 family members and deceased estates of the Northern Territory stolen generations have reached a historic $50.45 million…
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Time to Resolve the Lebanon-Israel Maritime Border Dispute
With the U.S. mediator’s help, the two countries should refocus on achieving an accord that serves their mutual interest and…
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A Way Out of the Iraqi Impasse
The standoff need not turn violent, if the country’s leaders can shift to dialogue with support from foreign partners. Lahib…
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Warding Off Renewed War in Nagorno-Karabakh
Crisis Group experts Olesya Vartanyan, Zaur Shiriyev and Anita Mihaeljana explain what can be done to safeguard the ceasefire. What do…
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Can Oceanic diplomacy solve the Pacific’s maritime disputes?
The Mota Lava Treaty between Solomon Islands and Vanuatu shows how traditional Oceanic diplomacy can be incorporated into current practice,…
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At Long Last, Ethiopia Prepares for Peace Talks
In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert William Davison discusses why the feuding parties are edging toward peace and what the…
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‘The Benin Bronzes are returning home’: Germany and Nigeria sign historic restitution agreement
The German government is powering forward with its ambitious restitution programme, signing a key agreement transferring ownership of more than…
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Violence in Kashmir: Why a Spike in Killings Signals an Ominous New Trend
In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Praveen Donthi draws upon interviews with residents to explore the implications of this violence.…
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Macron: Putin shouldn’t be humiliated over ‘historic’ mistake
French President Emmanuel Macron said the West should not “humiliate” Russian President Vladimir Putin in Ukraine so as to preserve…
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Toward Open Roads in Yemen’s Taiz
Restored road access would save lives and build trust that could help bring peace to Yemen, but time is short.…
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Kenya petitions royal family for reparations over colonial atrocities as government declines meeting
More than 100,000 citizens of Kenya have petitioned the British royal family for an apology and reparations following “brutal” atrocities committed during the colonial period. Nadine White Independent The…
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It’s time to make amends for the crimes of the empire
Britain’s public apology and reparations to Kenya’s Kipsigis and Talai victims is long overdue. It is vital that we keep…
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