Events

Arjun Chowdhury visits NUPI to discuss his new book “The Myth of International Order: Why weak states persist and alternatives to the state fade away”.

What will the British foreign policy look like after the Brexit negotiations finish next year?

Due to unforeseen events we have to cancel this event.

One of the unforeseen consequences of President Trump’s erratic foreign policy has been to push Europe and Asia closer together. This is what Fraser Cameron will argue when he visits NUPI on 19 September.

How does the conflict between Russia and the West affect the situation in the Arctic? Join us at NUPI’s annual Russia Conference on 14 September to find out.

The Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs visits NUPI to talk about the country’s foreign policy towards the EU and Greece's role in the region. This is a closed rountable. Participation by invitation only.

What factors affect the flow of recruits from the North Caucasus areas to jihadist groups in and outside of Russia?

According to the Russian Constitution, the current term is the last for President Putin. How will the Russian political system prepare for the transition of power?

Vibeke Schou Tjalve presents the introduction chapter to a new book as part of the project “World of the Right”.

How can we secure the future of democratic capitalism in a world where you don’t know who to trust?

Michael Chertoff shares his experiences from his time as United States Secretary of Homeland Security, and he will talk about how we best can secure critical infrastructure against cyber attacks.

With India’s massive poverty, food issues rank high on the policy agenda, including food consumption and food prices, and the income and power distribution along the food value chains. In recent work, NUPI researchers and partners have shed new light on key issues in the field.

Nigel Gould-Davies will talk about Russia's evolving position in the global economy, and the challenges and opportunities this presents for Russia and the West

Fighting terrorism requires wide-ranging cooperation between states. What does such cooperation look like in practice, and does it work?

As a run-up to the NATO Summit in Brussels in July, NUPI invites you to this seminar on the challenges NATO is facing.

Tobias Wille visits NUPI to discuss his paper on how Kosovo sought to assert its statehood through the professionalisation of its foreign service.

Why has the relationship between Russia and China experienced a positive change?

Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries of the Republic of Indonesia, Ms Susi Pudjiastuti, visits NUPI to talk about how the country will handle the severe challenges it faces in the years to come regarding national food security.

This event has unfortunately been cancelled.

Guillaume Nseke discusses a conflict that – despite hundreds of casualties, and thousands internally displaced – has failed to gain international attention.