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Nepal: Identity Politics and Federalism

Asia Report N°199, 13 January 2011

Federal restructuring of the state has emerged as an important commitment in Nepal’s constitutional process. If the constitution is not promulgated in time or a decision on federalism is deferred, serious unrest could follow.

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Open Letter to the UNSC on the Situation in Cote d'Ivoire
Cote d'Ivoire

20 December 2010: As the Security Council meets today, we urge Members to take note of the gravity of the situation in Cote d’Ivoire and recognize the risk of a precipitous return to civil war or partition if the international community fails to remain firm in its support to the peace process and a democratic transition in the country.

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Security in Afghanistan
Security in Afghanistan

With ISAF operations in Afghanistan entering their tenth year NATO policymakers are looking for a way out, but a rush to the exit will not help Afghans nor will it address the regional and global security risks posed by the breakdown of the Afghan state.

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On the Death of Stephen Solarz
Stephen Solarz

It is with an enormous sense of loss that the International Crisis Group says goodbye to Stephen Solarz, who passed away on Monday, 29 November 2010. Read the full statement.

Click here to watch a tribute video to Stephen Solarz, produced when Crisis Group honoured him with its President's Award in March 2007.

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Crisis Group 2010 Year-End Campaign

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Crisis Group President Louise Arbour gives an exclusive update on achievements of the past year and priorities for 2011.

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CrisisWatch N°89
3 January 2011

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Las guerras de 2011

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Next Year's Wars

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Pakistan: The Hidden War

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