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If you are a journalist, PRIO’s Communication Department can connect you with our expert researchers who can speak across a diverse range of issues, and in a number of languages.

Topics and regions we cover

PRIO’s current peace and conflict research focuses on 143 countries across the globe.

Many of our researchers have extensive knowledge that is country-specific. Read more about the countries we cover on our Locations page, which includes a list of research carried out on each country, and the researcher who managed the project.

Read more about the full range of issues PRIO has expertise on our Topics page, which includes aid, children, conflict trends, COVID-19, extremism, gender, peacebuilding, drones, terrorism and the war in Ukraine.

PRIO’s Director, Nina Græger, releases an annual list of recommendations for the Nobel Peace Prize, which is covered extensively in the media. Read more about the current and former lists on our Nobel Shortlist pages.

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PRIO in the media

Mete Hatay

Project coordinator and senior PCC researcher Mete Hatay, tells the Cyprus Mail there is “a real need” for the documentary. “The construction  is out of control – and it is not just construction – it is basically the destruction combined with total lack of preparation for climate change.”

Marit Moe-Pryce talks about fake reserach

  • Marit Moe-Pryce’s participation in an event on fake research was mentioned in an article by the Norwegian news site, Nettavisen, and republished by the regional news site Bodø Nu.

Harry Tzimitras

Harry Tzimitras was interviewed by Greek media site Libre on contemporary foreign policy issues and the Cyprus problem.


Stine Bergersen

Stine Bergersen was featured in local newspaper, iHarstad, about the recently funded project titled ‘Resilience or rupture? The Nordic security community in an age of antagonistic threats.’

Mete Hatay

In his Politis analysis, PCC Research Consultant, Mete Hatay argues that the Cyprus debate is often framed around a false dichotomy between confidence-building measures (CBMs) and political substance. The core issue is not that CBMs are replacing substance, but that the lack of political will on substantive issues also constrains the scope, pace, and impact of CBMs. In the current geopolitical climate, CBMs function less as engines of progress and more as indicators of the limits of political commitment.

Harry Tzimitras

In the Irish Times article (2 January 2026) on Europe's neutral and non-aligned states with my comments.


Hilde Henriksen Waage

PRIO researcher Hilde Henriksen Waage was interviewed about increased tensions in Lebanon by TV2.

Jørgen Jensehaugen

PRIO researcher Jørgen Jensehaugen was interviewed about the ceasefire in Gaza by Norway’s TV2.

Stine Bergersen

PRIO researcher Stine Bergersen’s new project titled “Resilience or Rupture? The Nordic Security Community in an Age of Antagonistic Threats” was mentioned in a list of new Nordforsk-funded projects, by the Norwegian research magazine Khrono.

Mete Hatay

PRIO researcher Mete Hatay was interviewed by BBC World Service radio to comment on the ongoing Cyprus problem in a new episode of The Inquiry titled "Is Cyprus moving closer to reunification?"

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