Bürgerkriege, Konfliktmanagement, Peacebuilding

Jewish philosopher Susan Neiman on the context of the Hamas pogrom of 7 October, Netanyahu’s government and criticising Israel

Although many consider the Nyege Nyege festival in Uganda immoral, the government supports the profitable event

Survivors from all parties to the conflict are gathering today at sites of the Bosnian War. Together, they want to send a message of justice and reconciliation in a country that is still torn apart

In Kenya, police officers have adopted a tactic of masquerading as journalists to blend into crowds of anti-government protesters

International media are assessing the situation as Israel responds aggressively to Hamas’ terror attacks

The former colonial power is facing deep resentment. President Macron’s attempt to reset relations has failed

The International Criminal Court (ICC) caused a stir when it issued an arrest warrant against Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The author and activist Tsitsi Dangarembga writes about a young woman’s fight for the right to female self-determination in Zimbabwe

Ahead of the election in Zimbabwe, those opposing the government in power are on the receiving end of most violence

Russia’s war of aggression is causing significant greenhouse-gas emissions – and revealing the connection between climate action and security policy