Over several decades the priorities regarding military bases in Greenland have shifted back and forth: should they be kept ...

For more than a millennium, white men have been telling stories about taking Greenland. In the stories told by Norwegians, Greenland was typically regarded as an extension of Norway, even if, in the ...

New policy brief shows how countries can move from fragmented to coherent responses to climate-induced loss and damage ...

New report examines emerging loss-and damage governance architectures across six countries, revealing clear gaps ...

A new study from Kenya examines how NGO workers translate broad ideals of gender mainstreaming into practical action. Focusing on a community-based land and water management project, the study shows ...

The Congolese armed forces (FARDC) sustain a heavy regional deployment through dense, decentralised checkpoint networks. And ...

Drawing on a genealogical-inspired approach, the article analyses official EU policy documents spanning from 1957 to the present and demonstrates a substantial change in the EU’s perception of ...

Ethiopia’s rural economy and livelihoods depend on seasonal rainfall. When rains fail or fall out of season, crops fail, ...

Central Asia is rapidly emerging as one of the most strategically significant regions in a changing Eurasian order. As geopolitical competition, regional connectivity, and new economic corridors ...

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Denmark has considerable room for manoeuvre (external action space) in its Russia policy. There is no common border with Russia and no economic or energy dependency. This may sometimes result in a ...

A new DIIS study presents an overview of the role of transit taxes levied at checkpoints in financing ongoing conflicts around the world. Compiling evidence from six different contexts, this DIIS ...