Conflict resolution

Kyrgyz Police Short on Public Support

21 Jan 11

How Real is Islamic Threat in Kyrgyzstan?

18 Jan 11

Concern at Decade-Old Mutiny Trials in Tajikistan

15 Jan 11

Washington's LRA Plan Gets Mixed Reaction

Northern Ugandans welcome international support to flush out rebel force, but many still urge peaceful solution to the conflict.

15 Jan 11

During the June 2010 clashes, handwritten signs appeared across Osh denoting areas and property as Uzbek or – as here – Kyrgyz in the hope they would be left along. (Photo: Inga Sikorskaya)

During the June 2010 clashes, handwritten signs appeared across Osh denoting areas and property as Uzbek or – as here – Kyrgyz in the hope they would be left along. (Photo: Inga Sikorskaya)

Deep Rifts Remain in Conflict-Torn Kyrgyz South

Rebuilding and reconciliation efforts slow to take off as tensions persist.

14 Jan 11

Kenyan Tribunal Pledges Questioned

Nairobi says it wants to prosecute 2007 election violence suspects, but some suggest it's not up to the task.

10 Jan 11

Sarajevo residents are demanding compensation from the Bosnian Serbs for their suffering during the war. (Photo: Jeremy Rover)

Sarajevo residents are demanding compensation from the Bosnian Serbs for their suffering during the war. (Photo: Jeremy Rover)

Bosnia War Compensation Dispute

Bosnian Serbs say claims being made by hundreds of Sarajevo residents are politically motivated.

10 Jan 11

A vehicle proclaims its owner&amp;#039;s ethnic allegiance as Kyrgyz as it races through Osh in the violent summer of 2010. (Photo: Inga Sikorskaya)

A vehicle proclaims its owner&amp;#039;s ethnic allegiance as Kyrgyz as it races through Osh in the violent summer of 2010. (Photo: Inga Sikorskaya)

Kyrgyzstan Violence “Alarm Bell” for Central Asia

Regional leaders should not conclude that cure to unrest lies in more repression, analysts say.

18 Dec 10

These mud-brick-built houses in Ak Jar are typical of the temporary squatter settlements that take on a permanent aspect over time. (Photo: Sabina Reingold)

These mud-brick-built houses in Ak Jar are typical of the temporary squatter settlements that take on a permanent aspect over time. (Photo: Sabina Reingold)

Kyrgyz Authorities Struggle to Curb Land Grabs

Landless take law into own hands, while authorities have been hesitant about confronting them.

26 Nov 10

Alexei Malashenko.

Alexei Malashenko.

US and Russia Should Not Compete in Central Asia

Symbiosis, not great power rivalry the way forward, leading expert Alexei Malashenko says.

10 Nov 10

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