Claudia Strambo, Elisa Arond and Daria Ivleva explore how the Colombian and Nigerian governments justify continued extraction of oil and gas.
Competition over critical minerals is a growing geopolitical issue. As part of the Mistra Geopolitics programme SIPRI hosted a panel discussion on the global implications of this competition for resources.
Carlsen argues that innovation is required at the societal level and that the state must play a much more active role in the green transition.
PhD students connected to Mistra Geopolitics Research School share their journey, insights and vision for the future.
Elin Leander shares insights on how G20 members and other nations can take a stand supporting the UN High Seas Treaty and why it matters.
Researchers shared the latest insights on circularity, the production gap and energy transition from the decarbonization research theme
Dr. Jiayi Zhou shares insights about her research on conflicting narratives around security in the current geopolitical environment. Â
Insights from the Stockholm World Water Week session "Humanitarian responses to climate-related shocks in fragile settings: information challenges."
Henrik Carlsen reflects on vulnerabilities in global supply chains and how developing future scenarios can support climate change adaptation.
Geopolitics and sustainability are boiling up together, and one of the world's most calm and stable regions, the Nordics, will be a hotspot.