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A Peace Agreement Still Holding – Galkayo, Somalia

Nisar Majid, Khalif Abdirahman and Marika Theros explore how a local peace deal has endured in one of Somalia’s most politically contested towns, despite recent setbacks.

Living Apart Together: Why Children Belong at the Heart of Peace Processes

Dr Sean Molloy shares the thinking behind his new article, 'Living Apart Together: Child Participation in the Context of Peace Process Theory and Practice.'

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Ukraine’s economy has greater staying power than Russia’s, but the US mineral deal...

Kyiv still relies heavily on foreign support for its war effort, and it has agreed to difficult terms to keep the US on side, writes Luke Cooper.

Transactional Politics: Theorizing practice, from Africa and the Middle East to the...

Alex de Waal argues that politics is shifting away from stable institutions and rules towards a world of transactional power.

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A Seat at the UN Security Council: A State on the Brink

Somalia’s governance crisis, where international counterterrorism priorities and elite self-interest have undermined state-building, is enabling Al Shabaab to thrive.

Post-Traumatic Growth and Its Inhibition in South Sudan: Unfulfilled Promise Amid...

Adut Alaak Garang explores how recurring violence in South Sudan, rooted in unresolved trauma, continues to destabilise the nation and prevent meaningful healing.

Rethinking the Politics of Fiscal Governance in Fragile States

Ed Laws and Deval Desai explore the evolving role of fiscal governance in fragile and conflict-affected settings.

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