Bosnia’s general election sets stage for anarchy

A broken electoral law and continued political impasse will threaten the formation of new governments

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Mali may struggle to reinvigorate its peace process

Even after a smooth re-election, the president has few prospects of restoring peace to the country

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Lack of Russian support would jeopardise a deal settling Belgrade-Prishtina relations and allowing Kosovo to join the UN

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The prime minister has strengthened his internal party standing, but must still contend with a range of domestic forces

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A high-profile attack in Ahvaz has led to accusations that ethnic minorities serve external enemies

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Establishment parties have bounced back through the Kurdish regional vote

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Bosnia faces the most uncertain elections in years, with the very continuation of the governance system in question

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Peace initiatives have gained momentum but intercommunal violence and armed group competition persist

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Erdogan’s visit to the UN is unlikely to return US-Turkish relations to normal

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Tensions are rising within and between countries in the Great Lakes; so is cross-border armed activity

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