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Thursday, 10 Dec 2015 08:30–10:00 UTC+01


Lethal Autonomous Weapons: The Challenge of Accountability

​​​​​​Background:Technological advances in weaponry mean that decisions about the use of force on the battlefield could increasingly be taken by machines operating without human intervention.

Tuesday, 16 May 2017 13:00–14:30 UTC+02


Lethal Autonomous Weapons and the Future of War

​Welcome to a discussion on the relationship between artificial intelligence, its likely uses in warfare, and how the technology could be controlled.

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In Defense of (Virtuous) Autonomous Weapons

Journal article in Notre Dame Journal on Emerging Technologies

Conference Paper


Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Autonomous Weapons-

Conference paper

Policy Brief


Norway’s Policy on Emerging Military Technologies: Widening the Debate on AI and Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems

PRIO Policy Brief

Popular Article


Lethal Autonomous Weapons: Issues for the International Community

Popular article in Security & Defence Agenda

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Lethal Autonomous Weapons: Killing the ‘Robots-don’t-Rape’ Argument

Popular article in IntLawGrrls

Friday, 16 May 2014


PRIO Researchers Contribute to Debate on Lethal Autonomous Weapons

Issues for the International Community

Aeropeace in airspace:  from defensive measures to positive peace

Peace can no longer be imagined without a peaceful sky – without ‘Aeropeace’ – but what does that entail?

Why we should stop talking about “fake news”

The term “fake news” has taken root in public discourse, and this does more harm than good.

Popular Article


The surge in nuclear posturing does real damage

Popular article in Global Panorama

Talks on peace deal for war against Ukraine can still rebound

The failed Russian plan to organize a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump in Budapest was so significant that any prospect of bringing the war against Ukraine to an end any time soon appeared to disappear.

Wednesday, 29 Oct 2025


Rethinking human roles in AI warfare

What kinds of human involvement are necessary in the use of AI-enabled weapons systems – and why?

Report – Other


Grappling with a weapon: The politics and policies of conflict-related sexual violence at the United Nations Security Council

The Missing Peace Series: Understanding Conflict-related Sexual Violence through Research, Policy and Practice

Popular Article


Nuclear means come to front of Putin's long-war strategy

Popular article in Eurasia Daily Monitor

Putin returns to brinksmanship after new U.S. sanctions

With hopes for a personal rapport with Trump fading, Putin has returned to nuclear brinkmanship.

More money, more security? Norwegian Defense spending and the need to rethink the tempo of rearmament

While the Norwegian defense budget continues to grow at breakneck speed, the relationship between increased spending and national and societal security remains uncertain – and insufficiently discussed.

Nuclear means come to front of Putin’s long-war strategy

Moscow commentators were taken aback over U.S. President Donald Trump’s message on resuming nuclear testing “immediately” and also “on an equal basis” with Russia and China.

Journal Article


Rethinking human roles in AI warfare

Journal article in Nature Machine Intelligence

Popular Article


Putin returns to brinksmanship after new US sanctions

Popular article in Eurasia Daily Monitor

Putin–Trump call stalls Tomahawks but reactivates ceasefire discussions

Putin’s phone call yielded a short-term advantage by prompting Trump to delay a decision on supplying Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine.

What do the recent drone sightings in Denmark and Norway mean?

The intensity of the response to the recent airport shutdowns of Oslo’s and Copenhagen’s main airports was unprecedented.

Report – Other


Widening the ceasefire toolkit: The promise of geophysical monitoring in Ukraine and beyond

Russia ignores global peace developments to focus on Putin’s war

Extraordinary international attention was focused on the Nobel Peace Prize announcement on October 10. Anxiety was palpable in Moscow, where official skepticism had dominated since the award of the 2022 prize to the Memorial Society.

Putin attempts to shift nuclear brinkmanship

Russian President Vladimir Putin is shifting from overt nuclear brinkmanship to using Russia’s nuclear energy program as a “peaceful” tool of influence.

Popular Article


Putin attempts to shift nuclear brinksmanship

Popular article in Eurasia Daily Monitor

Thursday, 18 Sep 2025


Nobel Peace Prize 2025: PRIO Director’s updated list announced

The Director of the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), Nina Græger, announced her updated list today for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize.

Putin seeks People’s Republic of China’s support for war-to-victory stance

The PRC is marking the 80th anniversary not only of the defeat of Japanese aggression during World War II, but also the end of the long century of perceived humiliation by various imperialist powers — one of which was, in fact, Russia.

Why Would Humans Do Anything Boring, Difficult or Dangerous in Star Wars? Science Fiction’s Reluctance to Embrace Its Own Technology.

This blog post contains spoilers for the first series in Andor, and other science fiction shows.

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Towards regulating human oversight: challenges for EU drone law

Journal article in Information & Communications Technology Law

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