At Devex Impact House, Jorge Moreira da Silva and Comfort Ero warned that political choices — not shrinking economies — are driving aid cuts, eroding public empathy, and threatening peace building and...

Alors que la réunion annuelle de haut niveau de l’Assemblée générale des Nations unies approche, l’organisation est confrontée à d’importants défis politiques et financiers. Toutefois, elle peut toujo...

The Syrian dictator’s stunning fall will scramble the balance of power in the Middle East.

The killings in a Port-au-Prince slum, which appeared to target practitioners of voodoo, were ordered by a gang leader, a human rights organization said.

Bolivia is mired in a crisis that can be partially attributed to a standoff between the country’s current and former leftist presidents. In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Glaeldys González Calanche reports on the rivalry and how it contributes to economic misery and social unrest.

Depuis 2021, les autorités maliennes ont fait du souverainisme le moteur d’une politique de rupture dans les domaines sécuritaire, diplomatique et économique. Elles peinent cependant à répondre aux attentes des populations, faute de ressources et de solutions durables aux problèmes sécuritaires. Le régime devrait explorer la voie d’un souverainisme plus équilibré.

Since taking power in 2021, Mali’s rulers have put the recovery of state sovereignty at the heart of the government's approach to security, diplomacy and the economy. But as they struggle to meet public expectations to reduce violence and face a financial squeeze, they should explore ways to adjust their approach.