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Climate, Peace and Security in Colombia

In a new fact sheet from the joint NUPI and SIPRI Climate-related Peace and Security Risks Project (CPSR), the team explore the nexus between climate change, peace and security in Colombia.
  • South and Central America
  • Peace, crisis and conflict
  • Conflict
  • Migration
  • Climate
  • United Nations
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Nadine Andersen, Farah Hegazi, Caroline Delgado, Katongo Seyuba, Kheira Tarif, Thor Olav Iversen, Ingvild Brox Brodtkorb

Climate, Peace and Security Fact Sheet: Colombia

Colombia’s decades-long conflict culminated in the 2016 peace agreement between the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), which included aims to achieve peace through rural reform, reintegration of former combatants, addressing illicit crop cultivation, and ensuring land restitution and voluntary return for displaced individuals. However, the combination of non-state armed groups (NSAGs), entrenched violence, social inequality and environmental challenges continues to hinder progress, particularly in rural areas. Since 2022, the current government has pursued a policy of ‘Total Peace’, alongside implementing the peace agreement. This includes peace talks with armed groups and addressing structural violence, racial discrimination, gender inequality, social inequalities and environmental concerns. This fact sheet focuses on how climate-related peace and security risks interact with specific provisions of the peace agreement, and provides an update on the situation since 2022.

  • South and Central America
  • Conflict
  • Migration
  • Climate
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  • South and Central America
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  • Migration
  • Climate
  • United Nations
How should the EU navigate multilateral cooperation?
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How should the EU navigate multilateral cooperation?

This special episode of The World Stage is the first of a series that will give insight to the research from the NUPI-led research project The EU...

  • Foreign policy
  • Europe
  • Governance
  • International organizations
  • The EU
  • Foreign policy
  • Europe
  • Governance
  • International organizations
  • The EU
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How should the EU navigate multilateral cooperation?

Project manager John Karlsrud gives an overview of the scope of NAVIGATOR, a EU funded project aiming to make us better understand how cooperation between countries and international organizations develop in a time where there are big changes in global politics.
  • Foreign policy
  • Europe
  • International organizations
  • The EU
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Where does it happen?
Wagner-gruppen er et privat russisk sikkerhetsselskap som tilbyr leiesoldater mot betaling, og er aktive i flere land utenfor Russlands grenser. Gruppen...
  • Terrorism and extremism
  • Russia and Eurasia
  • Africa
  • Peace operations
  • Humanitarian issues
  • Conflict
  • Fragile states
  • Insurgencies
  • International organizations
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11:15 - 13:00
C.J. Hambrosplass 2 D
Engelsk
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11:15 - 13:00
C.J. Hambrosplass 2 D
Engelsk
10. Oct 2024
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11:15 - 13:00
C.J. Hambrosplass 2 D
Engelsk

Theory Seminar: Mai’a K. Davis Cross on: International Cooperation Against All Odds: The Ultrasocial World

NUPI is proud to welcome you to this theory seminar with Mai´a K. Davis Cross on the ultrasocial world.

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The future of the US nuclear guarantee

The war in Ukraine has the potential to fundamentally reshape Europe’s security landscape. This challenge is compounded by the deepening security cooperation between China and Russia. At the same time, political dysfunction in the United States raises concerns, and significant shifts in US security policy could diminish its commitment to Europe. Nuclear weapons play a pivotal role in great power politics. The modernization of US strategic nuclear forces presents a major challenge. These developments may erode the credibility of the US extended deterrence and nuclear guarantee to Europe. Given this context, it is crucial for European allies to strengthen their conventional defense capabilities, reducing reliance on nuclear forces. In addition, Europe should actively advocate for a robust nuclear deterrent. Although US tactical or sub-strategic nuclear weapons stationed in Europe represent only a small portion of America’s overall nuclear arsenal, they remain important. European nations should also pursue greater operational cooperation with US strategic forces, including hosting US strategic aircraft operations in their airspace and participating in joint training and exercises.

  • Defence
  • Security policy
  • NATO
  • Europe
  • North America
  • Conflict
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  • NATO
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  • North America
  • Conflict
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‘Europe must take more responsibility for its own security’

‘Europe must continue to strengthen its defense budgets and increase support for Ukraine,’ says NUPI researcher Karsten Friis following the election of Trump as the US president. He has written a report that examines the consequences of the election for European security.
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  • NATO
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Multilateral China: crafting influence in and beyond the UN
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Multilateral China: crafting influence in and beyond the UN

How big of a multilateral actor is China? How is it working to influence issues ranging from artificial intelligence to the war in Ukraine?Courtne...

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  • United Nations
  • Asia
  • Governance
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Respons - Norsk utenrikspolitikk for en ny tid. Sluttrapport

I 2023 og 2024 arrangerte UD, i samarbeid med lokale aktører, til sammen sju konferanser i RESPONS-serien. Åpningskonferansen fant sted i Oslo i mars 2023, med NUPI som arrangør. Deretter fulgte et møte med NATOs generalsekretær, også i Oslo, og arrangementer i Arendal, Lillehammer, Trondheim, Bergen, Stavanger og Tromsø. Den tematiske innretningen på arrangementene har variert fra det brede til det smale, fra sikkerhetspolitikk og utvikling, via teknologi til handelspolitikk og grønn omstilling. En rekke fagfolk fra hele landet og fra ulike profesjoner og fagdisipliner, har innledet og deltatt i paneler. Utenriksministrene Anniken Huitfeldt (2022-2023) og Espen Barth Eide (2023-) har deltatt på alle arrangementene med unntak av ett – under Arendalsuka – hvor utviklingsminister Anne Beathe Tvinnereim (2021-) representerte departementet. NUPI har rapportert fra alle sju konferanser. Dette er i tillegg seriens sluttrapport, der de foregående delrapportene er inkludert.

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  • Oceans
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  • The EU
  • United Nations
  • AU
Jonas Gahr Støre på Respons-konferanse i Oslo.
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  • Diplomacy
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  • Climate
  • Energy
  • Oceans
  • Human rights
  • Governance
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