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Exploring perceptions and practice

New report based on interviews takes stock of the recent US-Taliban encounters

TODAY's EVENT CANCELED: Unfortunately, we have to cancel today's event with Pierre Krähenbühl due to a flight cancellation. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Key developments in the Afghan Taliban and US policy

Contemporary perspectives from Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Iran

The changing condition of international migration

Chapter by DIIS senior researcher in book on Security Blurs

New monograph published at Lynne Rienner by DIIS researcher

Could millions of Euros spent on surveilling smugglers be put to better use?

The US National Football League has become the battlefield of patriotism

DIIS, KU & CBS launch new research network

Grupperne kan sikre støtte i befolkningerne ved at levere basale serviceydelser

As key players in contemporary conflicts, many armed non-state actors provide services to civilians in order to win legitimacy in their areas of control. Sometimes the civilian population comes to rely on them rather than the state for services. A more nuanced approach to engaging with armed groups is therefore vital in order to resolve conflicts.

Cooperation and competition rather than conflict remain the norm

Der er al mulig grund til at se kritisk på lokalregeringens udmelding om, at den efter ”folkeafstemningen” søndag har vundet retten til at erklære sig selvstændig

En svækket Merkel vil få svært ved at føre an

The President of Estonia visited DIIS

How al-Qaeda and Islamic State expands into Burkina Faso