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INTERNATIONAL CRISIS GROUP – NEW REPORT
Bridging Thailand’s Deep Divide
Bangkok/Brussels, 5 July 2010: The Thai government should immediately lift the state of emergency to create conditions for national reconciliation that would allow the building of a new political consensus and the holding of peaceful elections if the country is to return to stability.
Bridging Thailand’s Deep [...]
INTERNATIONAL CRISIS GROUP – NEW REPORT
Timor-Leste: Oecusse and the Indonesian Border
Dili/Brussels, 20 May 2010: The security threat at Indonesia and Timor-Leste’s shared border has decreased sharply since the latter’s 2002 independence, but failure to finalise agreement on the border and normalise cross-border traffic could allow limited but long-standing local disputes to escalate.
Timor-Leste: Oecusse and [...]
Dili/Brussels, 9 February 2009: A year after Timor-Leste’s president José Ramos-Horta was shot, security is markedly improved but at the cost of an army that is unreformed and increasingly unaccountable.
Timor-Leste: No Time for Complacency,* the latest update briefing from the International Crisis Group, says the government has been able to face its most pressing security [...]
INTERNATIONAL CRISIS GROUP – NEW BRIEFING
Local Election Disputes in Indonesia: North Maluku
Jakarta/Brussels, 22 January 2009: An Indonesian provincial election dispute that once threatened to erupt in violence appears to be sputtering to an anticlimactic close, more evidence that Indonesia’s democratic institutions are working.
Local Election Disputes in Indonesia: The Case of North Maluku,* the latest International [...]
Burma/Myanmar After Nargis: Time to Normalise Aid Relations
By International Crisis Group – ICG
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. Yangon/Brussels, 20 October 2008: The international community should build on the unprecedented cooperation between the Myanmar government and humanitarian agencies following cyclone [...]
Jakarta/Brussels, 16 June 2008: Conflict between Muslim and Christian communities in Papua could erupt unless rising tensions are effectively managed.
INTERNATIONAL CRISIS GROUP
Indonesia: Communal Tensions in Papua, the latest report from the International Crisis Group, explores the factors that have led to increasing strains in Papua: continuing Muslim migration from elsewhere in Indonesia; the emergence of [...]
