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We review the latest peace and security issues, including the Afghan government announcing a new cease-fire with the Taliban, Egypt preparing to announce an Israel-Hamas peace deal and the U.S. ending funding for Syria stabilization projects.
We review the latest peace and security issues, including Ethiopia reaching an agreement with Oromo rebels, Colombia’s president vowing to correct the country’s peace deal and reports that the U.S. is faltering on a planned Israel-Palestine peace agreement.
We review the latest peace and security issues, including U.S. diplomats meeting with the Taliban for rare face-to-face talks, the U.N. announcing the first Yemen peace talks in two years and South Sudan’s warring parties signing a final peace deal to end the conflict.
We review the latest peace and security issues, including the Philippines passing a new law that could reduce violence, South Sudan’s warring parties inking a peace deal and the U.N. seeking help from Egypt to reduce violence along the Israel-Gaza border.
We review the latest peace and security issues, including the president of South Sudan saying he is ready to sign a peace deal, former FARC rebels taking up seats in Colombia’s congress and President Trump ordering U.S. diplomats to talk directly with the Taliban.
We review the latest peace and security issues, including weakening prospects for a South Sudan peace deal, religious scholars meeting in Saudi Arabia to push for peace in Afghanistan and Myanmar concluding its third round of peace talks with ethnic armed groups.
We review the latest peace and security issues, including Eritrea and Ethiopia taking more steps towards peace, talks between South Sudan’s warring parties over a new power-sharing arrangement, and budget cuts to U.N. peacekeeping.
We review the latest peace and security issues, including the collapse of South Sudan’s cease-fire, the UAE pausing attacks on Yemen’s main port city to give negotiations a chance, and the U.N. launching a support plan to promote peace in Africa’s Sahel region.
We review the latest issues related to peace and security, including leaders of South Sudan’s warring parties meeting, Eritrea saying it will send a delegation to Ethiopia for peace talks, and the U.N. citing progress on Syria’s new constitutional committee.
We review the latest issues related to peace and security, including the Taliban rejecting a cease-fire extension in Afghanistan, Colombia electing as president a right-wing critic of its peace deal and India declaring it will resume operations against Kashmir rebels.
We review the latest issues related to peace and security, including a U.N. agreement for Rohingya returns, Ethiopia’s unexpected steps towards peace with Eritrea and a reconciliation deal between two warring Libyan cities.
We review the latest issues related to peace and security, including South Sudan’s warring parties mulling a new proposal as part of peace talks, Trump saying historic North Korea Summit may be delayed, and clashes in Kashmir undermining a Ramadan cease-fire.
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