WMO Conflict Insight
Welcome to WMO Conflict Insight, an expert’s hub where international exchange takes place. This section enables you to meet and connect with international high-end experts, activists, and researchers from the field of global peace, international mediation, and transcultural conflict management. For academic credits and citations, this blog journal holds the International Standard Serial Number – ISSN: 2628-6998. How to cite this journal: Author, Date of the post, WMO Conflict Insight, Title of the post, ISSN: 2628-6998, https://worldmediation.org/conflict-insight.
Rohingya Crisis
The conflict in Arakan State has resulted in more than 10,000 civilian deaths and nearly 725,000 refugees, m...
Rwandese “Refugees” As Actors in Regional Conflicts: Implications for Peace ...
The author is reachable at: reachsafari@gmail.com He works at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugee...
Mediation: A View From Indian Legal Market
Abstract: Mediation is a texture of Alternative Dispute Resolution. Mediation is a very well Structured from o...
The Importance of Making Amends in the Resolution of Conflict Escalated by Supre...
The author is reachable at emmafinbar@yahoo.com. He is a Catholic Priest of the Diocese of Maiduguri, Borno St...
The ACP, EPA, and The European Union Trade Agreements
The ACP, EPA, and the European Union Trade agreements Introduction The impact of globalization and trade broug...
Mending a broken friendship: Can mediation help end enmity between Rwanda and Ug...
The author is reachable at reachsafari@gmail.com. He works at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugee...
The principled Mediation
Mediation is defined as a conflict resolution process in which a mutually acceptable third party, who has no a...
The Senkaku / Diaoyu Islands Conflict
Conflicts in the South China Sea are recurrent between the great powers, and the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands are on...
North Korea Crisis
Between the diplomatic back-and-forth between North Korea and its neighbors, appeasement has appeared in recen...
New Start for Stability in Libya
The 74 members of the Libya Political Dialogue Forum meeting in Geneva, Switzerland with the mediation of the ...
Protracted Conflict, Elusive Justice: The International Criminal Court Trial of ...
The 4 February 2021 verdict of guilty against Dominic Ongwen by the International Criminal Court in the Hague ...
Invitation well-earned
In this article the process of becoming a mediator in the Myanmar war is being analysed from the perspective o...
