Balance of power in East Africa is shifting

Another missed peace deal deadline in South Sudan sheds light on difficult relations among regional states

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Desperation will drive Bosnian Serb leader's choices

The latest political crisis threatens to turn into a serious security issue challenging the whole Dayton settlement

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Agreeing on a common agenda during the UN General Assembly in September will be a crucial step for peacekeeping reform

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Russia may criticise the West's Balkan policy, but its own tends to be event-driven, inconsistent and opportunistic

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'Corrective' coups to remove rule-breaking leaders from power threaten to undermine continental anti-coup norms

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China-US frictions over the South China Sea are intensifying, with South-east Asia in the middle

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The peace accord is a platform to build on, but faces significant governance questions

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Burundi's protests have the potential to develop into an entrenched political crisis if the president remains defiant

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OSCE observers will be impotent as long as Moscow can intervene in their work

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Political and security concerns and capability imbalances key to timing of establishing regional peace-keeping force

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