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Ever since South Sudan’s independence two years ago, international attention has unsurprisingly focused on its tense relationship with Sudan to the north. However, it remains critical that the breadth of day-to-day security threats facing communities continue to stay in focus.
8 July 2013
The South-East border area of Bangladesh is an area of great national significance but also of particular vulnerability to insecurity.
10 May 2013
The inauguration of Somalia's new parliament marks a significant milestone in the country's recovery
24 August 2012
As South Sudan celebrates its birthday, we ask whether the international community has followed its own advice to support peaceful development in the new nation.
9 July 2012
It has been three years since the 4th Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) was held in Egypt in 2009.
29 June 2012
Over the past two decades progress on finding a resolution to the Nagorny Karabakh (NK) conflict has proved elusive.
6 June 2012
The irresponsible and poorly regulated arms trade fuels conflict, poverty and human rights abuses.
1 April 2012
On 20 January 2012 the Government of South Sudan announced a compulsory civilian disarmament campaign in Jonglei State, the fourth in the state since 2005.
3 February 2012
Since the signing of a comprehensive peace agreement in 2006 Nepal has been in a delicate state of peace.
10 June 2011
This paper is Saferworld's response to the World Bank's 2011 World Development Report on Conflict, Security and Development.
9 June 2011