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Ethiopia and Eritrea: Stopping the Slide to War
> Africa Briefing N°48
This latest briefing from the International Crisis Group warns of the real risk of renewed conflict and calls on the international community to move fast to stop it. The UN Security Council and the U.S. in particular must give both sides the clearest message that no destabilising unilateral action will be tolerated, and that the parties must comply with their obligations under international law, disengage on the ground and restore the demilitarised Temporary Security Zone (TSZ). Click here (...) read
date of on-line publication : 14 November 2007
Losing ground : drug control and war in Afghanistan
> « Drugs & Conflict », Debate Papers n°15, December 2006, 36 p. (pdf)
The worsening armed conflict and the all-time record opium production in Afghanistan have caused a wave of panic. Calls are being made for robust military action by NATO forces to destroy the opium industry in southern Afghanistan. But intensifying a war on drugs in Afghanistan now would further fuel the conflict, which is the last thing that the country needs. This « Drugs & Conflict » briefing focuses on opium elimination efforts and the controversy about involving military forces in (...) read
date of on-line publication : 21 March 2007
Civil society in conflict transformation : ambivalence, potentials and challenges
> Berghof Research Center for Constructive Conflict Management
Civic engagement and the role of social actors within the framework of the nation state is widely accepted, in both politics and academia. The significance of civil society to international politics and in conflict settings is less agreed. The number of agencies engaged in international development policy, humanitarian aid, human rights protection and environmental policy has increased substantially over the last two decades. A similar development is witnessed in the field of conflict (...) read
date of on-line publication : 4 December 2006
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