Reconciliation
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Exiles in Their Own Country: Dealing with Displacement in Post-ISIS Iraq
The worst off are those, mainly women and children, perceived to have jihadist ties. Iraq and its partners should find…
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De-escalating the New Nagorno-Karabakh War
Russia and France may be best-positioned to broker a ceasefire, but would need to offer parties prospects of attaining goals…
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Intra-Afghan Negotiations Set to Begin
In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Andrew Watkins explains what to expect as the discussions proceed. What took so long?…
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The Horn: Peace and Conflict in Africa, Then and Now
Peacemaking has changed in Africa, with increased militarisation and multipolar approaches to peacekeeping. ICG Looking ahead in this first episode…
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The Guardian view on Turkish-Greek relations: dangerous waters
Some claim it has been centuries since the Mediterranean has been viewed as the cockpit of history. Editorial The Guardian…
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UAE scraps Israel boycott in new step towards normal ties
Israel and the UAE said on Aug. 13 they would normalise diplomatic relations in a deal brokered by U.S. President…
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Identity Crisis: Ethnicity and Conflict in Myanmar
The problem calls for dialogue and deep reform, but meanwhile authorities can take smaller steps to indicate their positive intent.…
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Turkey President Erdogan attempts to displace Saudi Arabia as leader of Muslim world
However, this development was not well received by the entire Muslim Ummah as Turkey aggressively attacked UAE for the move.…
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Saudi FM says no ties with Israel until peace with Palestinians
Saudi Arabia maintains its policy of not making ties with Israel official until there is peace with the Palestinians, Saudi…
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Toward an End to Ethiopia’s Federal-Tigray Feud
To avert a confrontation, Tigrayan officials should press pause on election preparations and both sides should embrace dialogue to address…
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Taking Stock of the Taliban’s Perspectives on Peace
They should develop clear negotiating positions on key issues and work to convince their members that peace requires compromise. ICG…
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Traditional council frees Taliban setting up peace talks
The declaration read out in both of Afghanistan’s official languages of Pashto and Farsi calls for an immediate start to…
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Somalia-Somaliland: A Halting Embrace of Dialogue
The parties should cooperate on technical issues, pending a shot at deeper dialogue. ICG Somalia and Somaliland, which have been…
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Raising the Stakes in Jammu and Kashmir
Kashmiri militancy is growing, often with Pakistani encouragement. ICG Allies should urge New Delhi to relax its clampdown and Islamabad…
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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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