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The modernization of the pipeline connecting Turkmenistan with Russia via Uzbekistan is long overdue.
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10 Jul 2019
New Report on Community-Led Education in Rohingya Refugee Camps
02 Jul 2019
New JPR Editorial Team
01 Jul 2019
PRIO Migration Research Update
28 Jun 2019
New Issue of Gender, Peace and Security Update Out
25 Jun 2019
New Book on Business and Sustainable Development
24 Jun 2019
Launch in Bamako of PRIO Paper on Women’s Participation in Peace and Reconciliation Processes in Mali
21 Jun 2019
Mete Hatay awarded “best journalist of the year“ by the secondary school teachers and students of Morphou
21 Jun 2019
Journal of Peace Research Does Well on Ranking
19 Jun 2019
Torunn L. Tryggestad Appointed Member of Kilden’s Advisory Board
19 Jun 2019
Open Position: Senior Research Fellow (Postdoc), ethnographic research on migration in West Africa
19 Jun 2019
Call for Applications: PhD course, Doing Migration Research Today: Concepts, Ethics and Communication
17 Jun 2019
Gunter Demning Receives Prisoners' Testament Award
14 Jun 2019
Successful Doctoral Defense by Mette Strømsø
14 Jun 2019
PRIO Participates in Alliansekonferansen 2019
13 Jun 2019
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