Deadly conflict in Mozambique’s ruby- and natural gas-rich northernmost coastal province feeds on a mix of colonial-era tensions, inequality and Islamist militancy. To tame the insurrection, Maputo...
Global Overview CrisisWatch warns of two conflict risks in June. Colombia’s Cali city is at a high risk of spiralling violence in coming weeks as anti-government protesters face an increasingly...
A spate of mass killings in Niger’s Tillabery region has raised the spectre of broader civil strife. Most worrying is the ethnic dimension to the crimes. Authorities should move quickly to prioritize...
Every year Crisis Group publishes two additional Watch List editions that complement its annual Watch List for the EU, most recently published in January 2021. These publications identify major...
The UN's World Food Programme has signed a Strategic Partnership with global conflict resolution organisation, the International Crisis Group, in order to boost its conflict sensitivity and...
Resumen ejecutivo Tres años después de que una serie de protestas masivas volvieran a dejar al descubierto las brechas históricas de Nicaragua, continúa el enfrentamiento entre el gobierno y una...
Executive Summary Three years after mass protests brought Nicaragua’s historical rifts back to the surface, the standoff between the government and a resolute but factious opposition continues. In...
By Mairav ZonszeinSenior Analyst, Israel/Palestine Originally published in The Telegraph The Israeli leadership calls what it is doing in Gaza now 'mowing the grass,' knowing it will grow back before...
The confrontations across Israel-Palestine are well on the way to becoming one of the worst spasms of violence there in recent memory. In this Q&A, Crisis Group experts explain what is behind the...
Colombia’s cities, towns and countryside are aflame with popular protests. In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Elizabeth Dickinson traces the unrest’s origins to inequality, police impunity and the...