Long election delay will fuel instability in Haiti

A prolonged political impasse would pile pressure on United Nations peacekeepers.

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Radicals will continue to press for Bosnia's break-up

Twenty years after Dayton, Bosnia is once again threatened with break-up

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Moscow's helicopter deployment may be reactive, but could also provoke risky counter-reactions

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Russian interventionism abroad has encouraged Nordic countries to reassess their defence ties with the West

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As political elites play a waiting game ahead of the end of Kabila's constitutional term, the chance of unrest grows

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Political violence is growing in Bujumbura but also elsewhere in the country

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The fallout from controversial presidential term limits will be one of next year's defining features

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Eight ethnic groups have signed up to negotiate for peace, but the November 8 election interregnum complicates any deal

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Moldova's armed forces are increasingly cooperating with NATO but Chisinau's economic woes may hinder capacity building

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President Xi Jinping has promised to contribute 8,000 more troops and 1 billion dollars to UN peacekeeping

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