Analysis & Commentary
Rival Afghan Leaders Agree to Share Power—Now Comes the Hard Part
The deal is key to moving intra-Afghan negotiations forward, but the devil lies in the details of implementation.
Blog
Yes, we can meet on online. But can we negotiate peace there?
Conflicts are settled most easily in person. An expert mediator ponders how to do it remotely in the COVID era.
Special Report
China’s Periphery Diplomacy: Implications for Peace and Security in Asia
A look the main tools Beijing uses to engage the countries with which it shares borders and the implications for peace and security in Asia.
U.S. Institute of Peace @USIP
ISIS’s attacks on a maternity ward and a funeral in Afghanistan have fueled an increase in violence across the coun… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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