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How do journalists in the Middle East cope with political pressure?

All over the world, media-owners and lobbyists use journalists and the media as political tools for their own ends. How do journalists cope with this? A NUPI project has examined this issue in Tunisia and Lebanon.

  • The Middle East and North Africa
  • Conflict
  • Governance
Journalister demonstrerer og holder opp plakater i Tunisia.
Media
Media
Lecture

The Future of Africa-UK Relations Post-Brexit

The United Kingdom has left the European Union as part of a momentous effort to redefine the UK's role in the world - with tremendous consequences for its global partners, including many of the countries in Africa. How do African countries view their relationship with the UK? What will be the future of Africa-UK relations after Brexit?

  • Foreign policy
  • Europe
  • Africa
  • The EU
  • Foreign policy
  • Europe
  • Africa
  • The EU
Publications
Publications
Scientific article

Restructuring state power in Sudan

Developing post-conflict economic policies in Sudan remains a significant challenge for the Sudanese transitional government and the international community. This article argues that understanding the conflict, its costs and the progress made during the current peace agreement are essential for advancing policy reforms in Sudan. The Sudanese transitional government has attempted to implement reforms, but little progress has been made because the civilian elements operate outside of the existing state power. The previous regimes policies sustained conflict(s) through both passive and active enablement of the Sudanese security forces, which means that the restructuring of state power is essential to place Sudan on the right course towards sustained democracy. This article posits that addressing structural reforms in Sudan means establishing control over the economy, defense, and security sectors.

  • Security policy
  • Economic growth
  • Africa
  • Conflict
  • Governance
  • Security policy
  • Economic growth
  • Africa
  • Conflict
  • Governance
Media
Media
Lecture

Globale Storbritannia? Britisk utenrikspolitikk etter brexit

Lecture about Brexit and the implications for British, European and Norwegian foreign policy.

  • Diplomacy
  • Foreign policy
  • Europe
  • The EU
  • Diplomacy
  • Foreign policy
  • Europe
  • The EU
Forskningsprosjekt
2018 - 2021 (Completed)

Research Capacity and Cooperation in Myanmar (RECCOM)

This project aims at building increased analytical capacity among Myanmar researchers....

  • Asia
  • Asia
Gabriella Kristine Kattil Bolstad

Gabriella Kristine Kattil Bolstad

Former employee

Gabriella Kristine Bolstad was a Junior Research Fellow in NUPI’s Research Group on Security and Defence. Additionally, Bolstad worked in the Cons...

  • Defence
  • Security policy
  • Terrorism and extremism
  • Foreign policy
  • Europe
  • The Middle East and North Africa
  • Asia
  • Conflict
  • The EU
  • Defence
  • Security policy
  • Terrorism and extremism
  • Foreign policy
  • Europe
  • The Middle East and North Africa
  • Asia
  • Conflict
  • The EU
Publications
Publications
Report

The Pandemic as a Litmus Test for (Dis)Engagement of External Powers in Central Asia

This study provides an empirical overview of pandemic-related external assistance to the Central Asian countries of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan by partner countries and international organisations between March and September 2020. This state-of-the-art review of Central Asia official development assistance extends to pledged funds beyond this period. The systemic comparison of donors suggests that there is no single actor that stands out as a champion of economic recovery; these are mostly small, token contributions. By contrast, targeted medical assistance has been far more significant, albeit focused on short-term crisis management of the pandemic. There has been only a handful of assistance projects that reflect a long-term stake in Central Asia's economic recovery and the pandemic showed little evidence of the Great Game competition for regional geopolitical influence. Thus, the relations between big powers and Central Asia need to be reconsidered and given a new meaning that would better reflect the interests and interaction between the two parties. The pandemic showed that these relations were mainly pragmatic during the global health crisis with no external partner showing interest in projecting and expanding strategic influence on the region. The region needs to build its internal resilience against new crises and avoid excessive reliance on external assistance in the long term.

  • International economics
  • Regional integration
  • Russia and Eurasia
  • Asia
  • Pandemics
  • Governance
  • International organizations
  • International economics
  • Regional integration
  • Russia and Eurasia
  • Asia
  • Pandemics
  • Governance
  • International organizations
Event
15:00 - 16:30
Microsoft Teams
Engelsk
Event
15:00 - 16:30
Microsoft Teams
Engelsk
4. May 2021
Event
15:00 - 16:30
Microsoft Teams
Engelsk

How has the EU responded to the Covid-19 crisis?

Covid-19 came on top of a number of other crises facing the European Union in recent years, and has put EU under unprecedented stress. In this webinar, we will take a closer look at EU’s response to crises, focusing on its response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Publications
Publications

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Will the EU-US trade agreement lead to losses rather than economic gains? The basis for such claims is weak.

  • International economics
  • Economic growth
  • Trade
  • Europe
  • North America
  • The EU
  • International economics
  • Economic growth
  • Trade
  • Europe
  • North America
  • The EU
Media
Media
Lecture

Arctic governance: fit for future challenges?

Expert testimony for EU Parliament

  • Security policy
  • Diplomacy
  • The Arctic
  • Oceans
  • The EU
  • Security policy
  • Diplomacy
  • The Arctic
  • Oceans
  • The EU
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