SIPRI Update: Global Security & Arms Control | |||
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The 2015 NPT Review Conference: setting the record straight
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New SIPRI Yearbook out: Nuclear force reductions and modernizations continue; peace operations increase
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Migrant smuggling: moving beyond an EU military response
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New SIPRI project on mapping ATT-relevant cooperation and assistance activities in sub-Saharan Africa
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RECENT EVENTS | |
15 June, Stockholm
SIPRI launches Yearbook 2015 at event with Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs In cooperation with the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs, SIPRI shared key findings on peace operations, conflict management and the role of gender at the SIPRI Yearbook 2015 launch event. The event featured a keynote speech by Annika Söder, State Secretary for Foreign Affairs. Read the speech, watch a brief interview with Annika Söder and SIPRI’s Ian Anthony and contact Stephanie Blenckner for further information. Read all about the Yearbook below under Latest Publication. 19 June, London
SIPRI and Oxford University Press host panel on SIPRI Yearbook at BISA conference SIPRI and its publishing partner Oxford University Press hosted the panel discussion Fragile Development 2015-2030: understanding how insecurity and poor governance will affect sustainable development at last week’s conference of the British International Studies Association (BISA). Chaired by incoming SIPRI Director Dan Smith, the panel presented brief snapshots of the developing world in 2015 and the likely challenges to development over the next 15 years. Read more about the SIPRI-OUP event and about the BISA conference. Contact Stephanie Blenckner for further information. 2 June, Tbilisi, Georgia SIPRI co-hosts event on integration in the Caucasus SIPRI organized the workshop New Trajectories of Integration in the Caucasus: The Challenges for Conflict and Security in Tbilisi, Georgia, as part of the international, EU-funded Security and Democracy in the Neighbourhood project (CASCADE). The Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies (GFSIS) hosted the event, which examined the security, economic impacts, and international politics of the EU and Russia's integration projects in the Caucasus, as well as their impact on protracted conflicts and European regional priorities. SIPRI will publish a policy brief to summarize the workshop. Read more about the event at the GFSIS page and contact Dr Neil Melvin for further information. More recent events Dr Ian Anthony attended the annual Kyiv Security Forum and discussed the limitations of OSCE missions. |
SIPRI IN THE MEDIA | |
>> The launch of SIPRI Yearbook 2015 has been covered by more than 1100 media outlets worldwide. Contact SIPRI Communications Director Stephanie Blenckner for a complete report. >> Richard Ghiasy published an opinion piece on the three visions for Afghanistan's future in The Diplomat. >> Mathieu Duchâtel commented on his new book China's Strong Arm: Protecting Citizens and Assets Abroad (Routledge/IISS) to the BBC, Le Monde, Bloomberg, Global Times, New Indian Express and more. >>Neil Melvin's interview by Reuters on Baltic states' concern of a 'hybrid war' with Russia was picked up by the Moscow Times, among others. He also commented on the Eastern Partnership meeting in Riga, Latvia, to Swedish Radio. >>Pieter Wezeman commented on Iran's military spending to Reuters and on African countries' weapons manufacturing to the Atlanta Black Star. >> More SIPRI in the media ...
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LATEST PUBLICATIONS | |
SIPRI Yearbook 2015
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FEATURED PUBLICATION | |
SIPRI Annual Review 2014
Annual Review 2014 contains highlights from SIPRI's research programme activities in 2014 as well as details of flagship events and publications, media coverage, financial information, and staff facts and figures. This second edition of the SIPRI Annual Review tells the story of SIPRI’s activities during the past year and serves as both a reference work and a colourful snapshot of some of the exciting events that occurred during 2014. Read the online version and contact Stephanie Blenckner for more information. |
RECENT PUBLICATIONS | |||
Trends in world military expenditure, 2014 |
Trends in international arms transfers, 2014 |
The SIPRI Top 100 arms-producing and military services companies, 2013 |
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