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Although all eyes are resting on the coronavirus pandemic, the climate crisis is still looming in the shadows. But perhaps dealing with one crisis can teach us something about how to deal with the other. -
On 1 February, the military in Myanmar took power through a coup d’état, arresting Aung San Suu Kyi, the president, and other elected politicians. This has been met with massive popular resistance, but military violence against civilians is growing every day. -
The black flag
Syria’s Arab Spring and the rise of the jihadists -
What makes a climate migrant?
In the wake of climate change come stories of waves of climate migrants. However, these stories miss the complexity that lies behind migration itself.
‘Danish Foreign Policy Review 2021’ has been published
This year, the Danish Foreign Policy Review explores – among other things – the EU's North-South split over Covid reactions, aid dilemmas towards increasingly authoritarian starts. The yearbook also contains articles by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Defence, which take stock of 2020.
Events
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DIIS reopens
The DIIS library reopens on Monday 14th June with daily opening hours 10-15. It will be possible to loan or return books, but not to stay in the library or use computers or copiers.
DIIS will be closed for the Summer holidays 12th to 23rd of July.
We expect to do a full reopening 1st August.
