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Wednesday, 22 Mar 2006 14:00–15:30 UTC+01


World System in Flux

Transformations since the end of the Cold War and the start of the War on Terror

Thursday, 31 Oct 2024 08:30–09:30 UTC+01


Regional Trade and the Role of China

Can Afghanistan provide a safe regional energy and trade corridor? Is China likely to withdraw or rather increase their diplomatic efforts?

Wednesday, 3 Sep 2008


Interview with Moscow times

The modernization of the pipeline connecting Turkmenistan with Russia via Uzbekistan is long overdue.

Joakim Brattvoll

Project Jan 2005 – Dec 2005


Putin’s Vision and Plans for Modernizing the Russian Military: Counter-Terrorism and Power-Projection

Project Dec 2005


Russian Energy Complex and Europe

Project Jan 2006 – Feb 2007


The Russian military focus on tasks in the Caucasus and Central Asia

Uzbekistan

Journal Article


Afghanistan and the International Community: What Now?

Journal article in Security Dialogue

Policy Brief


Uzbekistan’s ambiguous policies on Afghanistan

PRIO Policy Brief

Policy Brief


Is Russia Back in Afghanistan?

PRIO Policy Brief

PRIO Blogs


How Do We Decolonize Peace Research?

This is a guest blog post by a student who attended this year’s Peace Research course at the International Summer School 2018. The imprint of war on my life and on those of other young people living in the Global South is the reason I chose ...

PRIO Blogs


Central Asian Leaders Opted to Attend Curtailed Parade in Moscow

The Victory Day celebrated on May 9 is a hugely important and emotionally loaded holiday for the majority of Russians and Ukrainians, Kazakhs and Uzbeks, whose grandfathers fought together and defeated Nazi Germany back in 1945. In Russia, this so...

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Muted V-Day Celebrations in Russia Amid Disastrous War

Victory Day in Russia continues to resonate throughout Russia society, and official propaganda in the past decade has strived to change the meaning of this emotionally charged and solemn day of remembrance into a feast of militarism and jingoism. ...

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Putin’s Wartime Leadership Wavers and Wanes

Bold and unpredictable maneuvers are supposed to be the trademark political style of Russian President Vladimir Putin; last week, however, he surprised observers of various persuasions not with a proactive move but with an unusual act of avoidance...

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As Ukraine Conducts Deep Strikes, Russia Turns to Iran

On December 5, two Ukrainian strikes on Russian air bases deep into Russian territory and far from the frontlines produced a painful shock for Russian forces and could signify a further mutation, if not escalation, of the war. Each time Ukrainian ...

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Russian Energy Policy Wriggles Under a Hard Ceiling

The enforcement of the price ceiling for Russian oil transported by sea enacted on December 5 is not a surprise, as this measure was being discussed by the Unites States and its key partners as early as September 2022. It is, nevertheless, importa...

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Eurasian Summit of Hidden Tensions and Thin Pretensions

Samarkand didn’t go well for President Vladimir Putin. The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit hosted by Uzbekistan in this ancient city gathered many leaders of various Eurasian states, from Belarus to Mongolia, but it was the meeting ...

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NATO’s Exit From Afghanistan: ‘a brutal dilemma’

NATO is facing ‘a brutal dilemma, NATO’s Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, said to the press ahead of NATO meeting of defense ministers on 17-18 February. The goal, said Stoltenberg, is that Afghanistan shall never again become a haven for terr...

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Which Countries Win (and Lose) When We Add Democracy to the Human Development Index?

The UNDP’s Human Development Index (HDI) is a major achievement. It has focused the world’s attention on the human aspects of development, highlighting and featuring not just economic gains but also schooling and education and life expectancy. In ...

PRIO Blogs


The Lifelong Peace Advocate: A Portrait of Marek Thee (1918–1999) by Marta Bivand Erdal

Marek Thee (1918–1999), a portrait written by Marta Bivand Erdal.

PRIO Blogs


Week of Ceremonies Marks Wobbly Start for Putin’s New Presidential Term

The Christian Orthodox Easter service in Moscow’s Christ the Savior Cathedral on May 5 began a week of pompous performances for Russian President Vladimir Putin (Vedomosti, May 5). It continued with his inauguration ceremony on May 7, followed by ...

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