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How Yemen’s United Nations mediation could avoid failing again (but probably won’t)

In an article written for The Washington Post, Peter Salisbury discusses Yemen's peace talks and argues that a negotiated political settlement is the only way for the country to see an end to its conflict.

Public outcry looms over the UK’s contradictory policy towards Yemen

Continuing UK support to the Saudi-led bombing and de-facto blockade of Yemen is helping to contribute to what is the most severe global humanitarian crisis in the world today.

Conflict prevention is a part of the cure for the current migrant crisis

Conflict and instability are central drivers of migration, so effective conflict prevention and peacebuilding policies – not isolationist and anti-immigration responses – are key to addressing the current migrant crisis in Europe, says Saferworld’s Brie O’Keefe.

A vote for peace? What the UK election contenders are saying on conflict issues

As the General Election nears, Saferworld hopes the new UK Government will maintain a firm commitment to conflict prevention and peace through its foreign and domestic policies, at a time of deep global instability. In this comment piece, Saferworld analyses the Conservative, Green, Labour, Liberal Democrat and UK Independence parties’ manifestos, assessing what they would do to improve the lives of those affected by conflict.

Saferworld urges all sides in the current Yemen offensive to immediately cease military operations and return to the negotiating table with no preconditions.

Saferworld statement on the current conflict in Yemen.

Inclusivity is key to the success of the Somalia New Deal compact

Following the Brussels conference on Somalia’s New Deal, Saferworld examines the process.

Turning rhetoric into reality in Somalia

Following the second London conference on Somalia we look at the conference’s outcomes and ask what next for Somalia.

Kenyan Lessons about Kyrgyzstan