For the past several years, Haiti has been facing a “triple crisis” of escalating insecurity, political paralysis, and deepening humanitarian need. Despite national efforts, the security situation continues to deteriorate, with gangs using violence to control critical infrastructure and disrupt essential services, generating illicit income and exerting territorial control.Gangs have systematically used sexual and gender-based […]
Analysis
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Annie Pforzheimer on rethinking UNAMA’s political role amid Afghanistan’s prolonged crisis.
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Partha Moman on AUSSOM’s funding shortfall and the options facing Somalia’s next security phase.
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Tokhi & Zimmermann on how far-right governments influence international organizations through voluntary funding.
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Eugene Chen on why the US withdrawal memo may matter less for the UN than it appears.
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Ludmila Quirós on the civilian cost of urban operations against organized crime in Latin America.
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Elise Ketelaars on Iraq’s post-US, post-UNAMI moment and the challenge of building durable security institutions.
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Oluwole Ojewale on the siege of Bamako and its implications for West Africa’s security order.
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Oo & Davies on Myanmar, conflict-related sexual violence, and ASEAN’s struggle to deliver on WPS commitments.
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Laurie Nathan on why Gaza’s ceasefire remains fragile and lessons from other ceasefires.
