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.
Tag: mediation
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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.
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In promoting democratic efforts, all constituencies should be at the negotiating table, including women, who are 50 percent of the population.
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After Paris and Berlin put the brakes on their next step towards membership, what are the chances a EU-brokered deal can yield results?
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A dearth of political will is the main obstacle to successful mediation between Boko Haram and the Nigerian government.
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The Olympic truce–the ceasing of hostilities during the Games–has already been broken. Is there hope it can be preserved?
