🎉 We’ve hit 30! A huge thank you to all our supporters over the past three decades. As we celebrate, our trustees reflect on the last thirty years of resolving conflicts, shaping peace and what the future holds. “Authoritative. Global. Essential.” Built out of the destruction of the Balkan Wars in the 1990s, we are a global organisation seeking to prevent and address conflict wherever it finds it. Over the past three decades, we have made great strides focusing on conflict resolution and shapin

How to forecast an unpredictable 2025? Scroll through our visual explainer to see International Crisis Group’s Ten Conflicts to Watch in 2025. 1️⃣ Syria 2️⃣ Sudan 3️⃣ Ukraine and European Security 4️⃣ Israel-Palestine 5️⃣ Iran v.s. U.S. and Israel 6️⃣ Haiti 7️⃣ U.S.-Mexico 8️⃣ Myanmar 9️⃣ Korean Peninsula 🔟 China-U.S. 📌 Available online: https://crisisgroup.org/visual-explainers/ten-conflicts-2025/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social | International Crisis Group

🎥 REWIND takes you behind-the-scenes with three Crisis Group analysts working to prevent, mitigate and and deadly conflicts. In the latest episode, Libya expert Claudia Gazzini tells us why it was so important for her to maintain a local presence and how she is working to bridge the divide between warring parties. Check it out here ⇊ | International Crisis Group

📹 LIVE NOW | Ten Conflicts to Watch in 2026 A tumultuous start to 2026: Venezuela in crisis, protests in Iran, Donald Trump eyeing Greenland, and global norms fraying. 2025 was a bloody year. The year ahead promises little better. Our President, Comfort Ero, and Chatham House’s Director of International Security Programme, Marion Messmer, discuss the world’s most pressing crises and conflicts, and what may come next. | International Crisis Group

🎬 In the coming week, CrisisGroup publishes a new Ten Conflicts to Watch list for 2021, in partnership with Foreign Policy. In this sneak peek, Robert Malley explains the need for our annual list, how the selection of conflicts is done and what surprised him this year. | International Crisis Group

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