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  1. Feb 4

    Equitable and sustainable have the power to foster peace. This SIPRI report explores how to break the pathways between food insecurity and violent conflict by using an integrated humanitarian, development and peacebuilding approach ➡️

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  2. Feb 4

    'The toxic between the US and Russia and between the US and China makes resolving these issues much more difficult' — SIPRI Director comments on the perspectives for in 2022 in the latest Peace Points. Full video📺

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  3. Feb 4

    A matter of speed? and shed light on speed, the nature of hypersonic missile systems, as well as their key subsystems and technologies in a new Topical Backgrounder ➡️

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  4. Feb 4

    New SIPRI report on and violent conflict in West Africa reprinted by :

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  5. Feb 4

    In a new SIPRI report, , , and trace the post-civil conflict military burden trajectories of 19 cases between 1970 and 2020 to identify common pathways to post-civil conflict military burden reductions. Read more ➡️

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  6. Feb 4

    Visit our page to explore the current opportunities at SIPRI: ▫️ Head of Operations ▫️ Virtual Internship, Communications ▫️ Senior Researcher/Director, MENA Programme ▫️ Senior Researcher/Director, Sahel–West Africa Programme ➡️

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  7. Feb 3

    ' should establish and empower independent bodies to curtail corrupt practices in different sectors' — Read more about Lebanon's🇱🇧 sectarian power-sharing system and what can be done to fix the economy and public service provision in this report ➡️

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  8. Feb 3

    Climate-related security risks are transforming the security landscape in which multilateral efforts take place. Read more about how impacts Mali🇲🇱 and peacebuilding operations in this SIPRI Policy Paper ➡️

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  9. Feb 3

    How can states, and international organizations improve the coordination and effectiveness of -related assistance efforts in sub-Saharan ? Mark Bromley, and Ruben Nicolin explain this Topical Backgrounder ➡️

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  10. Feb 3

    Alert: SIPRI is seeking a Head of Operations to lead the Operations Department and assist with the strategic planning and coordination of the institute. Fluency in English and Swedish is required. For more information and to apply, visit ➡️

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    Feb 2

    What are the perspectives for the complex agenda in 2022? SIPRI Director comments on , the , nuclear deterrence and diplomatic dialogue in the latest installment of Peace Points. Watch the full video📺

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    Feb 1

    When humanity dangerously disrupts the earth's and life-upholding systems, what new insecurities emerge? Join SIPRI, and on 15 February for a webinar on security, insecurity and the . Register now ➡️

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    Feb 2

    West Africa is widely cited as a hotspot of and insecurity. In a new SIPRI report, examines the relationship between climate change and violent conflict in the region through 4️⃣ pathways of climate insecurity ➡️

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  14. Feb 2

    'The impact of proactive defence on multidomain deterrence is only likely to grow as moves towards greater jointness in its own operations' — Read more about multidomain and strategic stability in China🇨🇳 in this report ➡️

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  15. Feb 2

    What are the perspectives for the complex agenda in 2022? SIPRI Director comments on , the , nuclear deterrence and diplomatic dialogue in the latest installment of Peace Points. Watch the full video📺

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  16. Feb 2

    : SIPRI's Sahel-West Africa Programme is hiring a Programme Director and Senior Researcher to lead and conduct research, continue to develop the Programme and its work and ensure the existing projects are delivered upon. Apply by 20 February ➡️

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  17. Feb 2

    West Africa is widely cited as a hotspot of and insecurity. In a new SIPRI report, examines the relationship between climate change and violent conflict in the region through 4️⃣ pathways of climate insecurity ➡️

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  18. Feb 2

    While Sierra Leone🇸🇱 confirms that peace agreements entailing military provisions and elections are associated with reductions in military burden, Nepal🇳🇵highlights there are other factors at play. More on common pathways to military burden reductions ➡️

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    Feb 1

    On 3 January, the (🇨🇳, 🇫🇷, 🇷🇺, 🇬🇧, 🇺🇸) jointly stated that a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought. A new SIPRI Essay explores the implications of this statement for policy, action and dialogue ahead of the in August ➡️

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  20. Feb 1

    How may environmental cooperation facilitate processes that sustain positive peace? SIPRI's and with @StacyDVanDevee explore in this article part of 'Ecosystems for Peace' launched today at :

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