Thousands will now die of starvation and disease in Gaza: Alex de Waal
Speaking to The New Humanitarian's Eric Reidy, Alex de Waal shares what would need to happen to begin to reverse the situation in Gaza.
The Political Role of Corruption: How Money Makes the Political World Go Round
Delving into the relationship between money, politics, & corruption, Jared Miller sheds light on the political function of corruption in weakly institutionalized systems.
ChaturAsti Afghanistan: Insights on Peace and Conflict from the PA-X Tracker
Saketh Srinivas explores a range of views – some at first glance surprising – from the Tracker's Implementation Data dashboard.
Lethal PUK/KDP Divisions Facilitate the Demise of Kurdish Autonomy in Iraq
Zmkan Ali Saleem examines Iraqi Kurdistan’s current political dynamics and challenges from both external and internal pressures.
Agreement-making, New Technologies and Traditional Authority: Learning from Galkayo
Nisar Majid & Khalif Abdirahman discuss traditional authority & the rise of transnational groups in conflict dynamics in Galkayo, Somalia.
Checkpoint Dynamics and the Offensive Against Al Shabaab
Nisar Majid and Khalif Abdirahman discuss checkpoints in relation to Hiraan region and Hirshabelle state, where the ongoing government offensive against Al Shabaab began.
Justice and Security in Kismayo and Galkayo
Nisar Majid and Khalif Abdirahman compare justice and security in two towns in Somalia: Galkayo and Kismayo.
Gender Parity at the International Court of Justice
This International Women's Day, a network of academics address the lack of gender equality on the International Court of Justice bench of judges.
Introducing the PA-X Tracker
Following the release of the PA-X Tracker last month, Niamh Henry delves into why it was developed, the gaps it addresses, and what can be achieved through the Tracker.
Assets as Armies in South Sudan: Local Peace Mediation in the Path of Elites’ Cattle
Following a visit to South Sudan, Robert Wilson recounts a discussion with a local mediator and his reflections on 30 years of facilitating local peace processes.
Crisis in Abyei: South Sudan must act and stop violence between Dinka groups
Jan Pospisil explores the complex political and security situation surrounding the contested territory of Abyei, South Sudan.
Tigray’s Ceasefire Fifteen Months On: An agreement for peace or an instrument for...
In this blogpost, Mulugeta Gebrehiwot delves into the deficiencies of the Pretoria Agreement and Nairobi Declaration and the struggle for peace in Ethiopia.