Friday, Apr 04

Oscar Arias, Costa Rica's former president, has had his US visa revoked, potentially due to his criticism of Donald Trump and ties to China.

Monday, Mar 31

The U.S. Institute of Peace undergoes mass layoffs following the Trump administration's contentious actions, escalating legal battles over its future.

Saturday, Mar 29

The arrest of South Sudan's Vice President Riek Machar has led to fears of a renewed civil war, undermining a fragile peace deal and escalating tensions.

Friday, Mar 28

European leaders, led by Macron and Starmer, debate a troop deployment for Ukraine amid conflicting opinions and ongoing tensions with Russia.

Tuesday, Mar 25

South Sudan faces a potential civil war as violence escalates between rival factions, drawing urgent warnings from the UN regarding the fragile peace agreement.

Tuesday, Mar 25

Egypt has proposed a new ceasefire plan amid escalating violence in Gaza, where Israeli strikes resulted in 65 deaths in just 24 hours.

Sunday, Mar 23

M23 rebels in DRC will withdraw from Walikale town to support peace efforts, amid skepticism over their commitment to ceasefire and dialogue.

Friday, Mar 21

Donald Trump announces a forthcoming minerals deal with Ukraine, aiming to boost critical minerals production while pursuing peace efforts.

Thursday, Mar 20

A North Dakota jury orders Greenpeace to pay over $660 million in damages over its involvement in Dakota Access Pipeline protests, raising serious free speech concerns.

Thursday, Mar 20

Ethiopia's PM Abiy Ahmed rules out war with Eritrea, emphasizing dialogue for Red Sea access despite rising tensions and military mobilizations.