Hvilken liberal orden?
Vesten må også gå i seg selv for å finne løsninger på den liberale ordens kriser, skriver Minda Holm.
Viruset endrer FNs operasjoner
(Forsvarets Forum) COVID-19-pandemien har påvirket FNs fredsbevarende operasjoner betydelig. På kort tid er aktivitetsnivået redusert til kun det mest kritiske.
Hvordan opprettholde fred under Covid-19?
NUPI er til stede med flere arrangementer under Stockholm Forum for Peace and Development.
Hvilken liberal orden?
Podkast: Den internasjonale liberale orden får kritikk. Men hva går kritikken ut på – og hva vil egentlig kritikerne?
Kronikk: Covid-19 blir avgjørende for europeisk samarbeid
Koronakrisen reiser grunnleggende spørsmål om grenser, solidaritet og strategiske interesser i Europa, skriver NUPI-direktør Ulf Sverdrup.
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Vesten må også gå i seg selv for å finne løsninger på den ilberale ordens krise.
The Impact of Covid-19 on the Women, Peace and Security Agenda.
• Women appear to be disproportionately affected by Covid-19 • Pushback on global commitment to gender equality • Gender equality and human development are correlated: focussing on gender equality will have a catalytic effect on the SDGs • The increasing strain on peace operations is likely to have a negative effect on the WPS agenda.
Samfunnskontrakten mellom stat og borger
Coronapandemien illustrerer statens sentrale rolle i borgernes liv, selv i en mer grenseløs og globalisert verden, skriver Halvard Leira og Nina Græger i denne kronikken.
Krisen tester Kinas forhold til Europa
En ny rapport tar tempen på Kinas relasjoner til europeiske land under COVID-19 pandemien. Norge er ett av stedene med mindre kontroverser.
Preventing Organized Crime. The Need for a Context-Sensitive, System-Wide Approach.
Recent years have seen important developments regarding the UN Security Council and the UN Secretariat. The Security Council, which has increasingly recognized organized crime as a serious threat to international peace and security—especially in relation to terrorism—has begun using sanctions to deal with organized crime and trafficking in Mali and Libya. Further, serious and organized crime (SOC) police units have been established in several UN field operations, including in the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Mali. However, there is still no UN-wide policy on organized crime, and the issue has been conspicuously absent from recent strategic documents such as the Action for Peacekeeping Declaration (A4P). This report argues that there is need for a UN system-wide approach to peace operations for preventing and addressing organized crime, and its links to terrorism. To achieve this, UN member states and the UN Secretariat should seek to consolidate and broaden its nascent law enforcement capacity- building police approach into a context sensitive, system-wide approach. Six specific recommendations for the way forward are offered.