'Urgent now is an end to the war, or at least a prolonged ceasefire and a much greater flow of emergency aid into the strip, protected by Gaza’s existing civil authorities and civic groups.'
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A grim anniversary looms in Sudan, where war rages and the prospect of famine hovers.
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Northern Kosovo: Asserting Sovereignty amid Divided Loyalties
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Fantastic opportunity to work with Renata Segura at heart of Crisis Group Latin America and Caribbean program
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Important and harrowing report from Crisis Group. 'Only a prolonged ceasefire can improve access, movement and distribution enough to avoid mass death.' ↓↓

With Paul Franz, we visually show the magnitude of destruction, restrictions to provide aid and impending famine.🔴📈

On The Horn, Alan Boswell and Enrica Picco discuss #Chad ’s evolving relations with France and its turn to other regional powers for security partnerships.
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Washington should stop regarding the global South as a coherent unit—and develop a better understanding of the specific dynamics within and among the countries of Africa, Asia, and Latin America that will shape their political futures, writes Comfort Ero.
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Important.

In Colombia, the internal conflict is closely tied to the natural environment, meaning peace is too. Therefore, those who control the forest have considerable power.

“The environment right now is a hostage of war,” I told the The New York Times.

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I talked to Robbie Gramer about United Nations members' disappointment that the Biden administration hasn't been more multilateral on e.g. Gaza.

'[Diplomats think] we weathered the Trump storm, we thought that Biden would bring sunshine, and instead we got drizzle.'
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Seth Frantzman Thanks for highlighting our report 'Stopping Famine in Gaza'. Whatever Gaza's civil police may or may not have done since 7 Oct, only they & civic groups cooperating with them can effectively safeguard aid and facilitate distribution (1/2) @crisisgroup crisisgroup.org/middle-east-no…

The humanitarian conference scheduled for 15 April in Paris is an opportunity for a more serious coordinated commitment to saving Sudanese lives.  crisisgroup.org/africa/horn-af… via @crisisgroup

Here, Crisis Group updates on a shattered, starving #Sudan after one year of war, and the lagging diplomacy to try and arrest the spiraling collapse.

We may be a broken record, but it’s beyond time for the world to wake up.

Come work for us on the South Caucasus, where Zaur Shiriyev and Olesya Vartanyan's work has been critical to policymakers of all stripes seeking to understand the conflict and help steer the region toward peace.
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NEW STATEMENT | Sudan: A Year of War

With millions facing famine, diplomats should push the two main belligerents much harder to accept a ceasefire.
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Kosovo’s heavy-handed campaign in the north risks provoking further violent resistance.
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Only a prolonged ceasefire can improve access, movement and distribution enough to avoid mass death in Gaza.
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New Crisis Group report on famine in Gaza says Israeli aid distribution has been a fiasco and that Israel is trying to work around the international system in order to play favorites among big families who agree to its agenda.

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From early warning to early action.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of CrisisWatch, our global conflict tracker.

Our co-chair and GWL Voices President Susana Malcorra talks about the importance of early warning tools to help prevent deadly violence.