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Innsikter fra Kambodsja for Sikkerhetsrådet og konfliktløsning i dag
12. jan. 2022Norge, som har presidentskapet i FNs Sikkerhetsråd i januar 2022, har sammenkalt til en «miniutgave» av Oslo Forum i form av et møte mellom de femten1
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KRONIKK: Kasakhstans veiskille
12. jan. 2022Posisjonen som en «øy av stabilitet» i Sentral-Asia er over for Kasakhstan.
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Commentary: Russia’s ‘nyet’ does not mean climate security is off the Security Council agenda
13. des. 2021On Monday, 13 December, Russia used its veto in the United Nations Security Council to block a thematic resolution on climate change and security put1
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On digital media in Lebanon’s political crisis
10. des. 2021The technology-driven transformation of the media environment is changing politics worldwide. Yet everywhere is not the same. The digital revolution1
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Op-ed: Why Peace Should Matter for the COP, and Why COP26 is Important for Peace
16. nov. 2021Looking at COP26, it is clear that significant amounts of funding will be directed towards climate adaptation over the coming years, writes Cedric de1
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Climate sensitive peacebuilding and Conflict-sensitive climate adaptation
16. nov. 2021As a part of the African Union’s Post-Conflict Reconstruction and Development (PCRD) Awareness week, the Training for Peace programme hosted a virtua1
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Mediation in the era of big data and fake news
10. nov. 2021The AUs 12th High-level fireside chat brought together some of the AUs level-high mediation experts and delegates to discuss mediation efforts across1
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OP-ED: As UN Security Council Discusses Climate-related Conflict, What Role Should It Play?
22. sep. 2021Last month, the UN Secretary-General called the latest assessment report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) a “code red for hu1
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Transnational Ecosystems Cooperation is Taking off
19. aug. 2021Do these efforts to govern border-crossing ecosystems have unique effects that matter for global politics more generally?
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Studying Nuclear Storytelling: How Britain Makes Its Bomb Make Sense
9. aug. 2021How did consecutive British governments maintain the idea that its nuclear weapons are a legitimate, desirable and a sensible way to spend scarce res1
