Laurie Nathan on why Gaza’s ceasefire remains fragile and lessons from other ceasefires.
Tag: mediation
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The news of the release of hostages and a breakthrough for Gaza—one that could finally bring an end to Israel’s campaign of genocide and ethnic cleansing, enable access for humanitarian aid, and initiate the gradual withdrawal of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) from the strip—is cause for profound relief and cautious optimism. It also warrants […]
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In the twenty-first century, peace is increasingly commodified. Mediation—once the preserve of diplomats and statesmen—has become an arena for entrepreneurs in search of both influence and profit.A ceasefire has finally come into effect in Gaza after the Israeli government approved a US-brokered deal with Hamas, after Israel and Hamas signed off on the first phase […]
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FemWise-Africa has an ambitious agenda which, in order to implement, will require challenging some of the foundational assumptions of mediation.
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Impartiality, one of the basic principles of mediation, was central to the problem of the three mediation efforts in that these processes were about facilitating regime change and a transition to democracy.
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Palestinian initiatives at the Security Council and the ICC are to be attributed to the impasse that has characterized the peace process.
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In this interview, IPI’s Andrea Ó Súilleabháin speaks with New York Peace Institute CEO Brad Heckman about the linkages between community-level disputes and international mediation.
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The European Union has been slow to react to the crisis, but how it responds is critical to a peaceful resolution.
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Lack of an international agreement around Air Defense Identification Zones is increasing tensions between states, but it also makes it the right time to pursue a dialogue to create one.
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Three issues need to be overcome in the Iran talks, but more progress had been made in Geneva than over the past thirty years.
