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At a major security summit, East Timor's leader pointed to Southeast Asia's success in preventing war through conversation, not weapons. His message comes as global conflicts rage across multiple continents.
A Ukrainian contractor and a Uruguayan sergeant will receive the UN's highest peacekeeping honor for extraordinary courage under fire. Both men risked their lives to save others during violent conflicts in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Workplace tension with a colleague doesn't have to be permanent. A psychology-backed approach shows how one honest coffee chat can transform a difficult work relationship into a respectful partnership.
Nigeria is modernizing hundreds of abandoned grazing reserves and launching new ranches to stop deadly clashes between farmers and herders. The ambitious plan includes $1.5 billion in international investment and aims to transform the country's livestock sector.
After a brutal decade of civil war, the people of Somaliland did something remarkable: they put down their weapons, negotiated peace, and built a working democracy entirely on their own. Their success story challenges everything experts thought they knew about peacebuilding.
Traditional leaders in Ghana's Mamprugu Kingdom are tackling decades of violence with a bold new peace strategy. After 34 conflicts in 40 years, chiefs and queen mothers gathered to chart a path toward lasting unity.
A bold rehabilitation program in India's conflict zone is bringing former Maoists back into society through development and direct dialogue. The approach focuses on connecting with people first, infrastructure second.
The EU's top diplomat is calling for more women at the peace table, citing research that shows their participation leads to longer-lasting agreements. Kaja Kallas says current talks suffer from too much "masculinity in the room."
After decades of conflict, Israel and Lebanon just extended their ceasefire by 45 days and agreed to hold separate security and peace negotiations in the coming weeks. The breakthrough comes after productive talks in Washington aimed at ending hostilities that displaced over a million people.
Israel and Lebanon agreed to extend their ceasefire for another 45 days following productive negotiations in Washington, opening a pathway toward lasting peace. The extension provides critical breathing space for citizens and reinforces efforts toward long-term stability in the region.
Ethiopia's National Dialogue Commission has gathered input from 1,234 districts nationwide, bringing the country closer to building consensus on its future. The peace talks are now entering their most important phase yet.
After productive negotiations in Washington, the US announced a 45-day extension of the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, creating new momentum for lasting peace between the two nations. Separate political and security talks will continue through June, marking the most structured diplomatic effort in decades.
Armed rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo are pulling back from occupied areas after international pressure, bringing hope to thousands of displaced families. The withdrawal marks a potential turning point in a conflict that has destabilized the region for years.
New global data shows peacemaking is changing fast, with fewer formal peace agreements but more complex mediation involving multiple countries and actors. The findings reveal both challenges and new pathways for ending conflicts worldwide.
A new report from the University of Edinburgh reveals insights into peace agreements signed worldwide in 2025, offering hope through data-driven understanding of conflict resolution. The PA-X database tracks hundreds of agreements, helping researchers and peacemakers learn what works.
A new international mediation body based in Hong Kong just resolved its first major maritime dispute between parties from China and Singapore. The breakthrough shows promise for peaceful conflict resolution in global trade.
After weeks of violence that displaced 94,000 people, tribal leaders from Afghanistan and Pakistan met in the Nawa Pass area and agreed to a groundbreaking ceasefire. The May 4th agreement marks the first time in recent memory that both sides have committed to ending attacks and allowing families to return home.
A tropical island near Australia is on track to become an independent country by 2027, following a referendum where 97% voted for freedom. Former fighters are now building the infrastructure for their future nation.
After days of tension, Nigeria's Democratic Congress leaders in Kano State resolved their power struggle through dialogue. The breakthrough marks a fresh start for the party ahead of crucial upcoming elections.
Two of South Africa's largest taxi associations, locked in years of deadly conflict, have signed a peace agreement to end violence and create safer public transport. Leaders from both groups met in Nyanga to commit to working together and leaving a better legacy for their families.
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