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The modernization of the pipeline connecting Turkmenistan with Russia via Uzbekistan is long overdue.
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18 Oct 2018
Upcoming Regional Women Mediators Networks Meeting: Strengthening Global Connections for Inclusive Peacemaking
15 Oct 2018
PRIO contributes to Conference on Women, Peace and Security 2018
11 Oct 2018
FINEX Project Seeking Survey Responses on Islamic Finance
11 Oct 2018
Three PRIO Projects, One Research Network Awarded NORGLOBAL Funding
09 Oct 2018
New Blog on Nobel Peace Prize and #MeToo Movement
08 Oct 2018
Links Roundup: Research on Sexual Violence in Armed Conflict
05 Oct 2018
PRIO Congratulates Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad
03 Oct 2018
Ninth High-Level Seminar on Gender and Inclusive Mediation Processes
01 Oct 2018
Workshop on Climate Change and Security
28 Sep 2018
New Issue of Gender, Peace and Security Update Out
27 Sep 2018
WFP tops PRIO Director’s Nobel Peace Prize shortlist
12 Sep 2018
Successful Academic Workshop marks the Formal Launch of the PRIO Centre on Culture and Violent Conflict
29 Aug 2018
PRIO Co-Hosts Maternal and Child Health Workshop with the Wilson Center, D.C.
27 Aug 2018
New Book on Refugee Resettlement
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