The Negotiators podcast

The Negotiators: A top negotiator looks back at the deal that resolved the Troubles 25 years ago.

The Negotiators: How soccer player-turned-executive Cindy Parlow Cone negotiated a gender parity deal.

The Negotiators: A former gang member describes how a Mideast treaty became the model for the Watts cease-fire.

The Negotiators: Ellen Stutzman gives her most extensive interview yet about the agreement that ended the 146-day strike.

The Negotiators: Annan’s aide in the talks, Meredith Preston McGhie, describes how the diplomat negotiated a power-sharing agreement.

The Negotiators: A 2012 Colorado River deal became a blueprint for talks over resource scarcity.

The Negotiators: How U.S. states bordering the Colorado River clinched a new deal.

The Negotiators: The story of one promising initiative known as the Road Map is telling.

The Negotiators: As warring factions inch closer to a deal, mediators in Yemen describe what it takes to end a grueling war.

The Negotiators: William Ury has helped resolve some of the world’s most intractable conflicts. Here’s how he does it.

Season 2 of "The Negotiators" starts with the dramatic negotiations that took place to free Danny Fenster, an American journalist imprisoned in Myanmar.

Negotiator Mickey Bergman tells the harrowing story of how he and his boss Bill Richardson got an imprisoned journalist out of Myanmar.

The agreement with the government follows decades of underfunding and a 15-year court battle.

In the absence of a peace process, community members have engaged directly with rebels. Here’s one negotiator’s story.

Russian President Vladimir Putin tore up an early version of the New START deal, but diplomats pressed on.

Historically, voters around the world have approved new constitutions 94 percent of the time. What went wrong this time?

One negotiator tells her story of reaching across the aisle at a time when the United States felt more divided than ever.

One reporter goes behind closed doors at the Libyan peace talks in Norway.

One negotiator remained constant throughout the four years of Brexit talks. Hear his story.

A Texas rabbi mediates a life-or-death situation.

Tom Rivett-Carnac, who helped steer the landmark agreement, describes what happened behind closed doors in 2015.

Filipino negotiator Miriam Coronel-Ferrer provides an inside look at talks that ended the conflict between the government and Islamist separatists.

As the U.S. tries to restore the agreement, one of its architects, Wendy Sherman, describes how it came about.

An NGO orchestrated the 2019 deal when relations between the two countries were at their lowest point. 

Khaled Elgindy, a former advisor to the Palestinian negotiating team, provides an insider’s account of the Annapolis talks.

An “interrupter” tells her story about preventing violence on the streets of Chicago.

A former Afghan government official describes what it was like to sit at the table with the armed group.

From civil war to digital dialogues, an insider’s account of the Libyan peace process.

The 2014 abduction prompted a huge social media campaign, but was it helpful?

Finnish ambassador Jussi Tanner spent nearly two years bargaining with the Kurdish-led autonomous government.