A Stalemate That Does Not Ripen: On the Stagnant Busyness of Sudanese Conflict Mediation
Jan Pospisil delves into the stagnant busyness of ongoing mediation efforts in Sudan as the conflict reaches its tenth month.
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Jan Pospisil delves into the stagnant busyness of ongoing mediation efforts in Sudan as the conflict reaches its tenth month.
Eliab Taye reflects on Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's latest diplomatic blunder and the consequences of his personalised approach to foreign policy.
With the basics for sustaining life in Gaza being destroyed, Alex de Waal warns that the hunger crisis is going to get ‘unimaginably worse'.
Sixty-one years after the Ta'ang Revolution, this blogpost by Lway Mownt Noon delves into the position and aims of the Ta'ang people.
Michelle Burgis-Kasthala explores the concept of ungovernance in the context of Gaza, connecting Gaza's past, present, and future.
Taif Alkhudary sheds light on the intersection of environmental issues, racial discrimination, and historical injustices in Zubair, a city south of Basra, Iraq.
Mulugeta Gebrehiwot Berhe delves into Ethiopia's precarious geopolitical landscape, focusing on Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's apparent preparation for a new war.
In this blogpost, Nisar Majid, Khalif Abdirahman and Guhad Adan delve into contested governance and Transport Committees in Southwest State, Somalia.
Khalif Abdirahman delves into issues around civil society, peacebuilding and reconciliation in Somalia, and how they link to PeaceRep themes of justice and security.
Juweria Ali explores how the Somali Regional State networks in Ethiopia work, and how they may be tapped into to support peace and reconciliation in SRS and beyond.
Marika Sosnowski explores what a ceasefire could mean for Gaza and why a nuanced approach is needed.
Alex de Waal discusses the potential for a new war between Ethiopia and Eritrea, highlighting Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's threats and the importance of Tigray's involvement.