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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.
Egypt welcomed a new ceasefire agreement between the Syrian government and Syrian Democratic Forces that includes plans for phased integration. The deal marks a potential turning point toward lasting peace after years of conflict.
More than 100 Anglican leaders from 38 countries walked through Northern Ireland's historic Derry/Londonderry, crossing the Peace Bridge as a symbol of hope for conflict zones worldwide. The pilgrimage, part of a global church gathering, brought lessons from Northern Ireland's peace process to leaders serving communities torn by violence in South Sudan, Myanmar, and the Middle East. #
Nearly 40% of peace agreements fail within five years, but new research from Notre Dame reveals a powerful solution: international partners who stay engaged on the ground dramatically improve success rates. The deeper their involvement, the better the odds for lasting peace.
After more than 40 years of hostility, Israel and Lebanon have agreed to direct peace negotiations, marking a potential breakthrough in Middle Eastern relations. The 10-day ceasefire could lead to the first peace agreement between the nations since 1993.
Ethiopia successfully conducted its 7th General Election with over 10,000 candidates from 42 political parties competing peacefully across the nation. African Union observers and international partners praised the orderly process as a major step forward in the country's democratic journey.
After decades of fighting, Armenia and Azerbaijan are turning a war-torn region into a symbol of reconciliation. International diplomats visited reconstruction sites in Karabakh this weekend, celebrating the peace taking hold between the former rivals.
Ghana's New Patriotic Party will unite all presidential candidates in a peace pact this week to prevent divisions and ensure a peaceful leadership election. Former presidents and the National Peace Council are joining to commit every candidate to supporting whoever wins.
After 109 days and 2,300 miles on foot, 19 Buddhist monks and their dog Aloka arrived in Washington DC to share a message of unity with the nation. Their Walk for Peace culminates today with a free address at the Lincoln Memorial.
Peace agreements with women negotiators last significantly longer than those without them, yet women's representation at peace talks has dropped from 23% to just 16%. New evidence shows how diverse diplomatic teams are charting more durable paths to peace around the world.
Nearly a decade after Colombia's historic peace agreement, the country has formalized nearly 4 million hectares of land for rural communities while over 11,000 former combatants continue building peaceful lives. As Colombia heads into presidential elections, the UN celebrates democratic gains while pushing for continued progress on the groundbreaking 2016 peace framework.
For the first time ever, Israeli and Lebanese military leaders sat down together at the Pentagon to build a path toward lasting peace. The groundbreaking talks aim to stabilize their shared border and move both nations closer to ending decades of conflict.
Former war enemies Vietnam and the United States are now working together to bring peace to Gaza, showcasing how reconciliation can transform global relationships. The countries elevated their partnership to the highest level in 2023, opening new doors for cooperation on everything from technology to peacekeeping.
After years of tension, the United States and Iran have largely completed negotiations for a comprehensive peace agreement involving eight Middle Eastern countries. The deal could mark a turning point for regional stability and cooperation.
Despite global conflicts at post-WWII highs, 10 countries prove peace still thrives. The 2026 Global Peace Index reveals where safety and stability remain strong.
After 107 days of conflict that triggered a global energy crisis, the United States and Iran have reached a peace agreement. Pakistan mediated the historic deal, which will be signed in Geneva on June 19.
Eighty fighters voluntarily laid down their weapons in Cross River State, marking a breakthrough moment in Nigeria's efforts to bring lasting peace to the region. The peaceful surrender, supported by the state's amnesty program, shows how dialogue can triumph over conflict.
In 1973, elders from two warring communities met under a tree and created a peace deal that's still working today. While modern peace agreements crumble across the region, this community-led approach has survived wars, droughts, and decades of change.
After a tense suspension, Colombia's government and the country's largest paramilitary organization have resumed negotiations that could bring peace to regions controlled by armed groups for three decades. The talks aim to demobilize nearly 10,000 members and restore government services to neglected communities.
The European Union and Armenia are pushing forward with efforts to sign a comprehensive peace agreement with Azerbaijan, marking a major step toward ending decades of conflict in the South Caucasus. The joint declaration follows positive momentum from recent peace talks and signals hope for lasting regional stability.
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