All articles tagged with #conflict resolution
A new Board of Peace for Gaza aims to broaden its mandate beyond Gaza to other conflicts, unveiling a declaration at a Paris summit for a post-ceasefire security force in Ukraine, signaling wider regional security ambitions.
A delegation led by Yemen's main separatist group STC, headed by Aidarous al-Zubaidi, is set to visit Saudi Arabia, signaling potential progress in resolving Yemen's ongoing conflict involving separatists, the internationally recognized government, and regional powers like Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
Israeli and Palestinian mothers, despite recent violence and personal losses, continue to unite for peace, organizing rallies and launching a joint movement called Mothers' Call to urge global leaders to end the cycle of bloodshed and build a better future for their children.
Ukraine is proposing demilitarised zones in conflict areas as part of a peace plan to end the war with Russia, including regions in Donbas and near the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, but the effectiveness and implementation of DMZs remain uncertain amid ongoing tensions and lack of Russian acceptance.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has proposed a 20-point peace plan with concessions on territorial and security issues, signaling a willingness to negotiate with Russia and putting the onus on Moscow to respond, amid ongoing conflict and international efforts to broker peace.
Ukraine and the US have drafted a 20-point peace plan to end the Russia-Ukraine war, which includes security guarantees, economic cooperation, and territorial agreements, with key issues like nuclear plant control and Donbas region still unresolved. The plan requires approval from multiple parties and ratification before a ceasefire can begin.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels and the Yemeni government have agreed on the largest prisoner exchange so far, involving around 1,700 Houthi detainees and 1,200 prisoners from the government, including foreign nationals, under UN and Red Cross supervision, marking a significant step towards easing Yemen’s ongoing conflict.
The article highlights eight phrases emotionally intelligent people use to navigate disagreements constructively, emphasizing empathy, understanding, and respectful dialogue to turn conflicts into opportunities for connection and insight.
The article explores how lessons from the Northern Ireland peace process, including disarmament and inclusive political negotiations, might inform efforts to achieve peace in Gaza, highlighting parallels and differences between the two conflicts and the roles of key figures like Tony Blair and Jonathan Powell.
A US-brokered ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas in Gaza has been reached, with ambiguous language suggesting the war may be over, but key issues like disarmament and governance remain unresolved, and future steps are uncertain.
The article emphasizes that effective disagreement in organizations depends on modifying observable behaviors during conflicts, which can foster creativity and better decisions while minimizing interpersonal and financial risks.
The article discusses the difficulty in ending the Ukraine war, highlighting how political promises, especially from Donald Trump, have repeatedly set short timelines for resolution, but the conflict persists due to complex geopolitical factors and mistrust among involved parties.
Pope Leo expressed hope for peace in Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of work, prayer, and seeking diplomatic solutions, while also engaging in various religious and charitable activities during his stay at Castel Gandolfo.
The article argues that Israel's ongoing war with Hamas lacks a clear political endgame and emphasizes that only a negotiated two-state solution, supported by international efforts and regional agreements, can bring lasting peace and stability to Gaza and the broader Middle East.
The Democratic Republic of Congo and M23 rebels have signed a ceasefire agreement in Qatar, aiming to end ongoing conflict in eastern DR Congo, with a roadmap for a permanent peace deal and regional stability, despite previous failed attempts and ongoing tensions.