Conflict resolution

Press Freedom Takes a Dive

Observers worried that threats to journalists and restrictions on media could derail redevelopment efforts in northern Uganda.

Bracika

Community leader argues that returning refugees prevented Bosnia dividing into totally segregated units.

Row Over Uzbek Language in Kyrgyzstan

Calls for minority language to be dropped as option from school exams are dangerously incendiary, experts warn.

Unease Persists in South Kyrgyzstan

Lack of real reconciliation leaves Kyrgyz and Uzbek communities far apart.

Gas Row Highlights Tajik-Uzbek Tensions

Dispute over fuel supply resolved for now, but angry rhetoric reflects longstanding mistrust.

Compensation Calls as Uganda Renews LRA Amnesty

Process of reintegrating rebel combatants will continue, but too little has been done to help victims.

Sarajevo's Red Line

Over 11,000 empty chairs set out in Sarajevo in mute commemoration of those who died in the siege from April 1992 to August 1995.

Sarajevo Still Bears Its Scars

Twenty years on, city remembers victims of siege as ethnic divisions persist.

OSCE Chief Promises Afghans and Neighbours Won't be Forgotten`

Darfur Refugees Still Fear Returning Home

Despite peace agreement and UN backing, many say it is not yet safe to go home.