UppsalaPeaceConflict

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Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University

Join us May 20 for the 2026 Peter Wallensteen Lecture with Prof. T.V. Paul from McGill University: “When Peace Unravels: Status Recognition and the Return of Great Power Conflicts.” 📅 May 20, 14:00 📍 Uppsala University Main Building, Hall IX Read more and register: www.uu.se/en/departmen...

Peter Wallensteen lecture 2026 – When Peace Unravels: Status Recognition and the Return of Great Power Conflicts – Department of Peace and Conflict Research – Uppsala University

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We are thrilled to co-host the 2026 #Data4Peace Conference in June. Call for proposals is now open! 👇

The Violence & Impacts Early-Warning System (VIEWS)@viewsforecasting.org · 5mo ago

🗓️ The #Data4Peace conference is back on 15-17 June —bringing innovators, policymakers, and practitioners together for joint dialogue and interactive conversations. 📝 Call for proposals: www.uu.se/data-for-peace @uupeace.bsky.social @nyucic.bsky.social @crafddata.bsky.social @fbafolke.bsky.social

The UN is under growing pressure, politically, financially, and institutionally. In this sharp analysis for Utrikesmagasinet, Isak Svensson examines how respect for the UN Charter is eroding, how major powers bypass the organization, and what this means for the future. 👇 www.ui.se/utrikesmagas...

FN under hård attack

FN angrips på flera fronter. Ryssland och USA frångår dess principer, president Trump har ett konkurrerande organ och finansiell kollaps hotar.

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Today we celebrated the 40th anniversary of our PhD program. The faculty board took the formal decision on 14 November 1985. We are proud of all the amazing individuals who have earned their doctorate at the DPCR over the years and look forward to our 70th thesis defence in January!

Peter Wallenstee, Ashok Swain and Desirée NilssonDPCR Staff kitchen filled to the brim. Peter Wallensteen gives a speach.

UCDP Reserach Engineer Mert Can Yilmaz joined a panel on responsible use of AI at the Korean Embassy in Stockholm, where he addressed AI ethics and concerns about military applications. The MIKTA event was organised by the embassies of Mexico, Indonesia, South Korea, Turkey, and Australia.

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Should academics also be visionary storytellers, pointing to what is possible? The Claude Ake Memorial lecture by Professor Akosua Adomako Ampofo offered food for thought, a much-needed injection of hope and an urgent call to action. The Nordic Africa Institute co-organised the lecture with us.

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