Brazil’s leadership on climate change: COP 30 and Trump 2.0

27.03.2025 14:15 – 15:30English

Despite the challenging geopolitical climate, particularly due to the second presidency of Trump, Brazil is prepared with contingency plans to invigorate the conference.

Danielle Rached (LawTransform)

Upcoming events

English

Brazil’s leadership on climate change: COP 30 and Trump 2.0

27.03.2025 14:15 – 15:30

Despite the challenging geopolitical climate, particularly due to the second presidency of Trump, Brazil is prepared with contingency plans to invigorate the conference.

Danielle Rached

English

How do we tackle climate-related migration?

27.03.2025 09:00 – 10:30

What are the causes, consequences and potential responses to climate-related migration?

Erik Kolstad Johannes Servan Are Knudsen Cathrine Talleraas Hanna Geschewski

English

Caught in the Middle: Georgia and Moldova

31.03.2025 11:30 – 12:30

What is it like to be caught between East and West—between EU and Russia—with great powers pulling in different directions?

Giorgi Cheishvili Elina Troscenko Kamilla H. Kolshus Mathilde Tomine Eriksdatter Giske

English
Flags of China and Pakistan

China-Pakistan relations in uncertain times

03.04.2025 08:30 – 09:30

How are the China-Pakistan relations evolving amidst regional uncertainties and geopolitical tensions?

Muhammad Amir Rana Safdar Hussain Hazrat Bilal Arne Strand

Norsk

Språk som verktøy: å utfordre språklige konvensjoner i akademia

09.04.2025 09:15 – 10:45

Hvor er friheten og kreativiteten i akademisk skriving?

Randi Benedikte Brodersen Iben Brinch Anders Johansen Grethe Melby

Norsk

Kvinner på ytre høyre: Feminisme på vrangen?

09.04.2025 11:30 – 12:30

Hva har det egentlig å si at stadig flere kvinner har fått lederstillinger i Europas ytre-høyrepartier?

Anne Bitsch Randi Gressgård Ida-Elise Seppola Asplund Ruben B. Mathisen

Norsk

Workshop – Språk som verktøy: å utfordre språklige konvensjoner i akademia

09.04.2025 11:15 – 13:15

Hvor er friheten og kreativiteten i akademisk skriving?

Randi Benedikte Brodersen

English
Protest at Columbia University

Academic Freedom and IHRA’s Working Definition of Antisemitism

30.04.2025 12:15 – 13:15

What are the implications of the IHRA WDA 2016 for academic freedom, particularly for academics in Middle Eastern Studies?

Sindre Bangstad Pelle Valentin Olsen

English
Juba, South Sudan

The humanitarian impact of the Sudan war in South Sudan

08.05.2025 12:30 – 13:30

Amid shifting political priorities and a global reduction in humanitarian aid, South Sudan continues to face some of the most critical humanitarian needs worldwide.

Mario Behrens Munzoul Assal

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Events

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Child playing in bomb shelter in Ukraine.

Russia’s forcible deportation and indoctrination of Ukrainian children

The continuation of Russian colonial policies in Ukraine.

Palestinians, UNRWA, and the international refugee system

Who is who in the Middle East: What is UNRWA and why does its role matter?

Mediation dilemmas in Sudan — the Jeddah and IGAD initiatives

After two years with a brutal war, there are bleak prospects for Sudan.
Video

Biodiversity conservation beyond market-based instruments?

Conservation Basic Income — a novel non-market support for convivial conservation.

China as provider of development finance

China’s development finance and infrastructure development in the Global South.

Anti-war dissent: Russian repression of civil and political rights

Welcome to a presentation of the new OVD-Info report and discussion about the state of political repression in Russia today.

Advocating against sexual and reproductive rights after autocracy

How did advocacy groups mobilise for and against sexual and reproductive rights during and after Brazil’s Bolsonaro?
Video

Unlocking female leadership in Africa

What is the state of female leadership in the diverse contexts of Africa?

Archeology, art, and literature for a new Sudan: Reimagining the past, rethinking the future

Given Sudan’s apocalyptic present, it may be difficult to recall that not long ago a promising movement of democratic solidarity filled its streets.
Video

Plastic fantastic? Plastens livssyklus og utfordringer ved gjenvinning

Kan plast resirkuleres i det evige? Vi forsøker å følge plastens livssyklus og ser på hva som skjer med plasten etter at du har sortert den for gjenvinning.

The gender game: Closing the gap

In commemoration of International Women’s Day, this discussion will delve into gender equality in the labour market and on the football pitch.
Video

Transnational anti-gender movements and their impact

What is the impact of the global anti-gender movement on on human rights and democracy?
Video
Child playing in bomb shelter in Ukraine.

Russia’s forcible deportation and indoctrination of Ukrainian children

The continuation of Russian colonial policies in Ukraine.

Palestinians, UNRWA, and the international refugee system

Who is who in the Middle East: What is UNRWA and why does its role matter?

Mediation dilemmas in Sudan — the Jeddah and IGAD initiatives

After two years with a brutal war, there are bleak prospects for Sudan.
Video

Biodiversity conservation beyond market-based instruments?

Conservation Basic Income — a novel non-market support for convivial conservation.

China as provider of development finance

China’s development finance and infrastructure development in the Global South.

Anti-war dissent: Russian repression of civil and political rights

Welcome to a presentation of the new OVD-Info report and discussion about the state of political repression in Russia today.

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