The Primakov National Research Institute of World Economy and International Relations (IMEMO) launched the Russian edition of SIPRI Yearbook 2016 at a special event in Moscow on 3 October 2017.
SIPRI is pleased to announce its latest Policy Paper looking at Chinese–Russian cooperation in the Arctic.
SIPRI researchers Jiayi Zhou and Richard Ghiasy presented the SIPRI – Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) report ‘The Silk Road Economic Belt: Security Implications and EU-China Cooperation Prospects’ in Tbilisi, Georgia.
SIPRI Researcher Ekaterina Klimenko participated in a panel discussion on the upcoming Finnish Arctic Council chairmanship.
SIPRI is pleased to announce the publication of an edited volume of essays, entitled ‘China–Russia Relations and Regional Dynamics: From Pivots to Peripheral Diplomacy’, based on participant contributions to SIPRI’s expert workshop in January 2017 on the theme of Russia-China rapprochement.
On 17 and 18 January, SIPRI held a workshop entitled ‘Russia-China Rapprochement and its Impact on Asia and Europe’. More than 70 participants were present.
SIPRI is pleased to announce the publication of the report 'The Silk Road Economic Belt: Considering Security Implications and EU–China Cooperation Prospects'.
At a time of increasingly tense relations between Russia and the West, SIPRI interviewed members of its Governing Board to reflect on the question: Is there a new cold war?
SIPRI Senior Researcher Dr Neil Melvin (United Kingdom) has successfully submitted a tender to the Directorate-General for External Policies of the European Parliament.
Over the next four years, he will provide foreign and security policy analysis and recommendations concerning European Union enlargement, the Eastern neighbourhood, Russia and Central Asia to the Parliament’s Committee on Foreign Affairs and its Subcommittees as well as to the Committees for Development and International Trade.
To launch her new book, SIPRI Distinguished Associate Fellow Dr Tarja Cronberg will participate in an event about nuclear multilateralism and Iran.
Central Asia has begun to shift its 'multipolar’ foreign and security policies. How can the EU best build its relationship with the states and societies of Central Asia as the region transforms?
With the conflict in Ukraine and the annexation of the Crimean Peninsula, what drives Russia’s foreign and security policies today?
To launch the new report on the Silk Road Economic Belt, SIPRI Researchers in the China and Global Security Programme will participate in a discussion event in Stockholm.
This workshop will look at the evolving dimensions of Russia–China relations through Russia’s 'pivot to Asia' strategy and China’s 'peripheral diplomacy' approach.
SIPRI will host a meeting in Brussels at the Permanent Representation of Sweden to the EU to explore the shifting social, political and security relations in the Casucasus, and the challenges that these changes present for the EU.