South Sudan has never had an election to hand over presidential power: so what are the...
Jan Pospisil explains what to expect as South Sudan approaches an election in December 2026.
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Jan Pospisil explains what to expect as South Sudan approaches an election in December 2026.
This blog by Nisar Majid captures one Mogadishu resident’s experience of the recent elections in Somalia, but also reflects wider concerns.
This blog introduces a research report recently produced by PeaceRep Somalia concerning Ethiopia and Somalia’s political and security entanglement.
Monalisa Adhikari, Jennifer Hodge, and Laura Wise reflect on findings from their recent paper on the impacts of global fragmentation and conflict fragmentation.
Professor Michael Semple and Atta Ur Rahman Saleem argue that the UN must renew its political mission in Afghanistan.
In this blogpost, Salma Yusuf reflects on how leveraging a leadership approach can support navigating global fragmentation in an era of multimediation.
This blog by Aditya Sarkar challenges the conventional focus on “rents” in explaining political change in the Horn of Africa.
Laura Wise argues that in today’s fragmented global conflicts, confidential dialogue remains an essential tool for mediation and peacemaking.
Adam Farquhar explores the use of agentic AI in peacebuilding, finding parallels with Fernando Pessoa's idea of the 'Heteronym'.
Based on in-depth research in Nigeria, Jared Miller summarizes findings on how conflict transformation efforts contributed to peace and accountability, as well as their limits.
Luke Cooper examines a series of scandals has put Kyiv’s public institutions under the microscope.
Moses Chrispus Okello and Ibrahim Sakawa Magara argue that South Sudan’s 2018 peace deal is effectively collapsing after the arrest of Riek Machar and his colleagues.