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Forging Afghanistan’s National Unity Government

Forging Afghanistan’s National Unity Government

Friday, January 16, 2015

Afghanistan’s presidential election was resolved by a U.S.-brokered deal that led, ultimately, to a power-sharing arrangement within the new national unity government. This has set up tensions within the government—even as Afghanistan’s leaders face an uncertain political, economic, and security situation across the country, as international financial and military support draws down. The formation of the new government, however, also presents opportunities for serious reforms of Afghanistan’s...

Type: Peace Brief

Democracy & GovernanceEnvironmentJustice, Security & Rule of LawEconomics

Nigeria PeaceGame Highlights Potential for Violence in Upcoming Election

Nigeria PeaceGame Highlights Potential for Violence in Upcoming Election

Thursday, December 11, 2014

Widening political rifts, increasing militant attacks and plunging oil revenues are escalating the risks of more widespread violence in Nigeria’s upcoming elections, according to experts who played roles ranging from international organizations to the militant group Boko Haram, during a daylong PeaceGame exercise.

Type: Analysis

Violent ExtremismGlobal Elections & ConflictDemocracy & Governance