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‘Without diverse voices at the table, any peace agreement risks failing’
Shamil Idriss | UNITED STATES
CONFLICT | CRISIS
GLOBAL
18.Oct.2025
EN
‘Violence did not disappear after the peace agreement: it mutated and became more localised’
Andrés Preciado | COLOMBIA
CONFLICT | CRISIS
SOUTH AMERICA
17.Oct.2025
EN
ES
‘We will keep blocking everything to break our government’s complicity with genocide’
anonymous | ITALY
CONFLICT | CRISIS
EUROPE
16.Oct.2025
EN
IT
‘The scapegoating of migrants has become an easy political tool’
Chris Jones | UNITED KINGDOM
DEMOCRACY
EUROPE
15.Oct.2025
EN
‘Belarus is closer than ever to totalitarianism, with closed civic space and repression a part of daily life’
Human Rights House | BELARUS
DEMOCRACY
EUROPE
14.Oct.2025
EN
‘Malawi’s democratic future depends on fostering a civic culture that values accountability and participation’
Michael Kaiyatsa | MALAWI
DEMOCRACY
SOUTHERN AFRICA
13.Oct.2025
EN
‘The contrast between elite privilege and public hardship brought together a broad coalition’
Domingos de Andrade and Nelson Roldão | TIMOR-LESTE
ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT
SOUTHEAST ASIA
12.Oct.2025
EN
‘Media and social networks are battlegrounds where rumours and disinformation circulate widely’
Kaberu Tairu | COTE D’IVOIRE
DEMOCRACY
WEST AFRICA
11.Oct.2025
EN
FR
‘Powerful states view AI governance as a tool for strategic and economic positioning’
Federica Marconi | ITALY
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
GLOBAL
10.Oct.2025
EN
‘While the vote was peaceful and transparent, the campaign was tilted through misuse of state resources’
Thomas B Singh | GUYANA
DEMOCRACY
SOUTH AMERICA
08.Oct.2025
EN
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