Information on "Conflict Monitoring"
January 2013
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9 Jan 2013
Interview with Robert Muggah on Armed Conflict and Security
In an interview with the IPI's Global Observatory, Robert Muggah discusses the changing patterns of armed conflict and the relationship between personal security and development. He also explains how international actors are responding to these changing patterns and their impact on fragile states. More on «Interview with Robert Muggah on Armed Conflict and Security »
August 2012
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21 Aug 2012
Kyrgyzstan: Is Corruption Controversy a Sign of Political Trouble Ahead?
In the wake of 2010's political unrest, Kyrgyzstan has tried to introduce greater accountability into its political system. According to Chris Rickleton, however, a recent number of high-profile corruption cases may spark the return of political upheaval to the country. More on «Kyrgyzstan: Is Corruption Controversy a Sign of Political Trouble Ahead?» -
14 Aug 2012
South China Sea: From Bad to Worse?
The breakdown of discussions at the recent ASEAN foreign ministers meeting has heightened tensions around the South China Sea, argues Joshua Kurlantzick. It has also prompted the Obama Administration to increase its moral and material support for its partners across Southeast Asia. More on «South China Sea: From Bad to Worse?» -
3 Aug 2012
Ethiopia and Eritrea: Rising Tensions Amid New Opportunities for Engagement
Although tensions between Ethiopia and its former province remain tense, Eritrea's improving financial situation and the growing weakness of al-Shabaab in the region may provide opportunities for engagement between the two countries, or so argue Chatham House analysts. More on «Ethiopia and Eritrea: Rising Tensions Amid New Opportunities for Engagement»
July 2012
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25 Jul 2012
In the DRC Communications Wars, Rebels Learn PoC Language
The battlefield communication strategies of rebels in the DRC are becoming more sophisticated. For example, rebel groups are now using the UN's "Protection of Civilians" language to their advantage. More on «In the DRC Communications Wars, Rebels Learn PoC Language»
June 2012
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6 Jun 2012
The Two Sudans on the Brink
South Sudan's messy separation from the North has provided the perfect conditions for conflict between the new neighbors. Oil pipelines and production set the scene for the most recent source of tension. More on «The Two Sudans on the Brink»
