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A new alliance of Darfur rebel groups with the declared goal of regime change threatens the Doha peace process. Fouad Hikmat, Crisis Group African Union Sudan Special Adviser, explains that if the peace process is to have any chance of success, it must be inclusive.

The International Crisis Group is now generally recognised as the world's leading independent, non-partisan source of analysis and advice to governments and intergovernmental bodies like the United Nations, European Union and World Bank, on the prevention and resolution of deadly conflict.

Crisis Group President and CEO Louise Arbour presents the report War Crimes in Sri Lanka and analyses and the Sri Lankan government's response to the report thus far.

Several international conferences on Afghanistan are trying to chart the country's future after the planned 2014 U.S. withdrawal. Robert Templer, Crisis Group's Asia Program Director, warns of the deteriorating security and regional interference likely to accompany the U.S. drawdown of troops.

Mark Schneider, Crisis Group's Senior Vice President and Special Adviser on Latin America, discusses the growing threat of drug traffickers in Guatemala.

Javier Ciurlizza, Crisis Group's Latin American Program Director, discusses the growing power of criminal organisations across Latin America and the strategies to combat their influence.

Highlights from 2010 Global Briefing, Crisis Group’s flagship annual foreign policy event in Brussels.

Louise Arbour, President of the International Crisis Group, discusses the challenges facing Sudan in 2010.

The Pakistani army's recent campaigns against militants in the country's northwest has led to the displacement of millions. In this exclusive video, Crisis Group visits an IDP camp outside Islamabad to see the impact on the ground.

Crisis Group Deputy President Donald Steinberg explains what Barack Obama's 2008 election means for Africa.