I vores del af verden har vi stort set glemt konflikten i Myanmar. Det svækker den pro-demokratiske modstand, mens det styrker militærstyret og Kinas interesser.

A special issue of the Independent Journal of Burmese Scholarship reveals how communities face climate change while navigating violence, dictatorship and ongoing crisis

Helene Maria Kyed er seniorforsker på Dansk Institut for Internationale Studier, DIIS Et massivt folkeligt oprør mod det magtfulde Frelimo-styre har sat Moz ...

Article finds close connections between adaptation and land rights

Defectors from Myanmar’s military and police are learning skills that could put them on a new path after years of war.

Article documents how efforts to adapt in place dominate, but are not enough for best development outcomes

Press Releases Thursday 21st November 2024 The COP29 Finance Agreement is Taking Shape: Has Adaptation Been Forgotten? New text emerged early this morning. Viewed through the combined lens of adaptati...

What can we say about UN Peacekeeping after 75 years of operations? In this episode of the NUPI podcast The World Stage, experts give their take on the missions and what their future look like.

Landmine use has significantly increased in Myanmar as conflict has spread after the military’s seizure of power in February 2021

The UN Peace and Security Studies are carried out by DIIS for the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The aim of these studies is to provide multidisciplinary in-depth knowledge on topics such as peac...

How is climate change understood and dealt with in contested political contexts with ongoing violent conflict? MyCClimate conducts in-depth, qualitative studies of the linkages between climate change ...