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A group of Master Students from the Global Affairs Program at George Mason University, Virginia, visited ISDP on June 2, 2016 to learn more about ISDP’s work, and approach to security questions in our focus regions. The group was met by Dr. Lars Vargö, Distinguished Fellow at ISDP.

On Tuesday, May 24, Dr. Niklas Swanström, Director of ISDP, appears at a seminar at the Swedish Parliament entitled “Kan man medla för fred som medlem i Nato? Ett seminarium om Norge och Sverige som medlare i internationella konflikter” (Can NATO Members Mediate Peace? A Seminar on Sweden and Norway as Mediators in International Conflict). […]

On May 19, Mr. Kyaw Saw Han, Project Officer of ISDP in Myanmar, held an in-house presentation, in which he provided ISDP staff with an update on the latest developments of the ISDP Myanmar Project and an update on the Myanmar Peace Process. Mr. Kyaw Saw Han highlighted the changing context in Myanmar as a […]

Mamuka Tsereteli was interviewed by CCTV America, and provided his insights on Georgia’s economy and its growing presence on international markets.

“Under de lugna åren då Erdogans parti AKP förhandlade med kurderna behövde militären klartecken för varje operation mot PKK – klartecken som den inte fick. Militären har sparat dokument för att kunna visa hur Erdogan hindrade dem att ”ingripa mot terrorismen”.”

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Follow the link to hear the interview (in chinese). 

“The basic problem is that Erdogan seeks to eliminate anyone in the party who has any ambitions of authority of their own”, said Svante Cornell.

This summer, ISDP offers an internship position with our Center for Transnational Threats. The accepted applicant will be able to commit 1-3 months from June to August, working closely together with the project manager and research staff. Last day of application is May 23rd. Follow the link for more information.