Conflict resolution

Community Meetings Address Legacy of Kenya Violence

With national courts failing to act, restorative justice is promoted as limited way of soothing victims’ pain.

Karabakh Peace Process: Clutching at Straws?

The resumption of high-level Azerbaijan-Armenian meetings is seen as positive, but experts doubt 2014 will bring even incremental progress in the long-running negotiations.

Warm Praise for Afghan Reconstruction Project

Villagers in southeastern region say community-based scheme has carried out hundreds of small-scale projects in the last ten years.

Checking the Pulse on Azeri-Armenian Front Line

Speakers at IWPR debate discuss whether recent deterioration indicates worse is to come.

Tajik Region to Get Riot Cops it Can Live With

Islamabad Accused of Interfering in Afghan Peace Talks

Comments from senior figure seen as deliberate ploy to undermine Karzai administration.

Tajiks Claim Travel to Kyrgyzstan Hindered

Effects of border confrontation still reverberating in now troubled relationship between neighbouring states.

Afghan District Makes Own Peace

Southeastern area enforces local rules forbidding support for insurgent groups.

Kyrgyz-Tajik Row After Border Clash

Two governments take a stand after frontier guards clash over a controversial road project.

Kenya's Porous Borders Under Scrutiny

Last year’s Nairobi mall attack highlighted weakness of frontier checks.