Blogs

As an entrenched military elite tries to protect extensive economic and political interests despite no public support, parts of the old regime are rea...

The Iran fuel shipment to Lebanon was significant not because of its size but because of what it signals about regional conflict.

A conversation with Joseph Diing Majok in South Sudan on his scholarship-winning research under the XCEPT programme.

Regime forces are staging a comeback in southern Syria, and this time Russia may be helping matters.

When the Myanmar military reclaimed power in February after a decade of democratic government, it disrupted the delicate peace process with Myanmar’s ...

Joint bulletin from the X-Border Local Research Network about recent research and activities from The Asia Foundation, Rift Valley Institute, and Malc...

After six days stationary in the Suez Canal, the Ever Given was finally unstuck. While its name will soon become a piece of trivia about blocking one ...

Jordan’s bahhara have suffered from a closed border with Syria, but efforts to resume informal trade ties continue.

The new coronavirus is spreading into conflict-affected states. The pandemic and efforts to contain it are much more likely to aggravate and multiply ...

RVI’s Magnus Taylor speaks with RVI researchers, Joseph Diing Majok and Nicki Kindersley, about their latest report, “Breaking Out of the Borderlands:...

By impeding research, Egypt curtails knowledge that can help resolve crises, especially in border areas.

Displaced Tastes is a collaborative research project run by the Rift Valley Institute and the Catholic University of South Sudan as part of the X-Bord...