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After the Coup: Regional Strategies for Sudan

The civilian leadership that is currently coordinating the civil protest can start talks with the military to hand over power in exchange for immunity. The international community; and particularly the US and its allies in Europe could help those talks through imposing timely targeted sanctions on Al-Burhan and his allies until an agreement is reached and implemented. After a settlement is reached, the civilian leadership needs to coordinate with the FFC, the armed movements, the hold out armed groups that have held out and the new military commanders through an appointed legislative council. The council should be tasked and mandated to set out a comprehensive vision for the transitional period through appointing the remaining institutions of the government and developing a clear and doable road map to the post-transition elections. And, through the legislative council, all three actors need to agree on implementing a series of programmes and deadlines to disarm, demobilise and reintegrate combatants of the armed groups and RSF into the SAF; and depoliticise the SAF which will require technical expertise and support from regional bodies such as the African Union and IGAD. Thus, it is crucial for the AU and IGAD —with support only from the Trokia states only—to consider a coherent stabilisation strategy for Sudan as a part of a broader regional stabilisation strategy anchored on AU principles that take into consideration the fluidity of the context on the ground and puts in place sustained security guarantees, economic, political and technical support with a variety of measures that help to stabilise the country and its future.

  • Africa
  • Conflict
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  • Africa
  • Conflict
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Who could replace Sudan’s PM Abdalla Hamdok?

Andrew E Yaw Tchie from the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs discusses the resignation of Sudan's Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok and how the country can move forward.

  • Africa
  • Conflict
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  • Africa
  • Conflict
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PODKAST: Slik påvirker Ukraina-krigen europeisk sikkerhetspolitikk

Pernille Rieker is a guest in the FFI podcast "Ugradert" "Russia's invasion of Ukraine marked a turning point in European history. In this episode of Ugradert, we talk to chief researcher at FFI, Bjørn Olav Knutsen, and researcher at the Norwegian Institute of Foreign Policy (Nupi) Pernille Rieker."

  • Security policy
  • Europe
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  • Security policy
  • Europe
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DEBATT: Krigen i Ukraina og hvordan den endrer Europa

Panel discussion about the war in Ukraine and how it affects Europe. Organised by Europabevegelsen.

  • Security policy
  • Europe
  • Security policy
  • Europe
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Identification and physical disconnect in Russian foreign policy: Georgia as a Western proxy once again?

Evolving official Russian identifications of Georgia amount to a dangerous securitisation of this small neighbour – achieved through a focus not on Georgia itself but on Western engagement in the region. With the long absence of face-to-face diplomatic encounters and contact, the Russian idea of Georgia as a ‘Western proxy’ has become entrenched. This article advances a social explanation of Russian foreign policy that speaks to geopolitical explanations in foregrounding great power interaction and security by drawing on insights from a discourse-theoretical reading of securitisation theory. It adds value to social explanations by showing how the identification of another political entity can be changed into that of a ‘proxy’ through its integration into a larger ‘radically different other’, and how this expansion occurs in interplay with interpretations of physical manifestations of the larger ‘radically different other’ in the ‘proxy’. Finally, it draws attention to the impact of physical encounters on foreign policy in these times of COVID-19, war, and growing isolationism in world affairs.

  • Security policy
  • NATO
  • Foreign policy
  • Russia and Eurasia
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  • Security policy
  • NATO
  • Foreign policy
  • Russia and Eurasia
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Hva er sikkerhet for Hongkong?

Op-ed about the situation leading up to a new security law in Hong Kong.

  • Asia
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  • Asia
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Kina sikter mot toppen

A presentation of China's new Five-year plan. Part of NUPI's "Hvor hender det?" series.

  • International economics
  • Foreign policy
  • Asia
  • International economics
  • Foreign policy
  • Asia
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Kinesisk digi-tek fra fri galopp til båndtvang

Op-ed on changing regulations for Chinese digital technology

  • International economics
  • Asia
  • International economics
  • Asia
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Grenseløs kamp mot korona

A presentation of the international Covid-19 response cooperation, at the early stages of the pandemic. Part of NUPI's "Hvor hender det?" series.

  • Globalisation
  • Development policy
  • Asia
  • Globalisation
  • Development policy
  • Asia
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Responsen på Ukraina-krigen viser en ny fellesnordisk linje i sikkerhetspolitikken

Op. Ed. about responses to the war in Ukraine, and changes in longstanding Nordic security and defence policies.

  • Defence
  • Security policy
  • NATO
  • Europe
  • The Nordic countries
  • The EU
  • Defence
  • Security policy
  • NATO
  • Europe
  • The Nordic countries
  • The EU
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