Why Former Fdlr Fighters Are Returning To Rwanda
Former FDLR fighters are returning to Rwanda to leave behind years of conflict and seek a new life through a government rehabilitation program.
The Strategic Cost of Removing Negotiators in Modern Conflict
The systematic removal of pragmatic negotiators in modern conflicts risks dismantling the very mechanisms required to achieve a sustainable peace.
Syrian Resident Recovers Hidden Library After Fifteen Years of Concealment
After fifteen years of hiding his private collection behind a wall to evade the former Assad regime, a Syrian man has finally recovered his books.
Bangsamoro Parliamentary Elections Conclude Without Clear Majority
The inaugural parliamentary elections in the Bangsamoro region have resulted in a hung parliament, forcing rival factions into coalition negotiations.
Bangsamoro Prepares for Landmark First Election Following Decades of Conflict
The Bangsamoro region is holding its inaugural parliamentary elections, marking a definitive step forward following a 50-year armed struggle.
Reported Secret Ceasefire Between Nigerian Government and Boko Haram Emerges
A reported three-month secret ceasefire between the Nigerian government and Boko Haram has emerged, following negotiations that secured the release of hundreds of abducted villagers.
Diplomatic Efforts for Ukraine Conflict Face Significant Obstacles
Recent diplomatic meetings between US envoys and Ukrainian leadership highlighted deep-seated divides, as both sides remain far apart on territorial and security issues.
Chef José Andrés Demands Independent Probe Into Fatal Gaza Aid Convoy Strike
World Central Kitchen founder José Andrés is renewing his demand for an independent investigation into the 2024 strike that killed seven aid workers.
UN Denounces Israeli Expulsion Threats Linked to Gaza Kite Flying
The United Nations has condemned threats by Israeli officials to displace Gaza residents in response to children flying kites, labeling the proposal as outrageous.
Sudan’s Shifting Battlefield Dynamics and the Future of Political Dialogue
Recent military gains and rising defections within the RSF are prompting a shift in Sudan's conflict, as the army pursues a dual strategy of battlefield pressure and political dialogue.
The Geopolitics of Water: How Natural Resources Are Weaponized in Conflict
Water is increasingly being utilized as a strategic tool in territorial disputes, where the redirection of natural springs creates sharp disparities in quality of life.
International Monitoring Mission Deploys to Eastern DRC to Oversee Fragile Ceasefire
A monitoring mission has arrived in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo to verify a fragile ceasefire between the government and M23 rebels.