Previous events and webinars

At this seminar, we assess recent developments in loss and damage policy, research and practice to identify possible ways forward towards COP27 and beyond

Five prominent international experts offer their reflections on the threat of nuclear war and the prospects of nuclear arms reductions

After the September 25th snap election, a likely victory of right-wing coalition may radically change the course of Italy

How do Al-Qaeda and Islamic State use Islamic thought as justification for their ideology and how do the two movements differ? Three researchers give us their perspectives at this seminar

How small states can navigate the UNSC in the new era of great power rivalry

A presentation of Elizaveta Gaufman's forthcoming book and a discussion with DIIS Senior Researcher, Stefano Guzzini and Professor from Copenhagen University, Rebecca Adler-Nissen

Climate change is often seen as causing migration. This excludes the many other causes of, and responsibilities for, crises that follow climate-change. Join us for this seminar where expert Jesse Ribot offers an insight into the multiple causes producing precarity and shaping migration in Senegal

A panel of legal and migration scholars will examine the implications for asylum seekers, but also the future legal implications for refugee protection in Europe and beyond

How is climate change and mobility linked and how do people cope through moving or staying? These are some of the questions four researchers discuss based on their research at this seminar

What motivates Chinese companies - and their Western counterparts?

This seminar will discuss how the rights and benefits of indigenous people and local communities can be secured in nature-based solutions

In the past years we have seen images of West African women en route to Europe crossing the Mediterranean and currently newspapers and media are brimming with images of Ukrainian women.

Eight months and a Russian war in Ukraine later, AUKUS remains a gamechanger – but how? What is it, who created it – and why? Join us for this webinar where expert Srdjan Vucetic offers his unique thoughts on the security pact and its future implications

At this webinar, we launch a new DIIS report that examines issues of devolved adaptation governance in depth. Hear authors present highlights from the report as well as national and international perspectives from experts working with devolved adaptation finance

Both national and international investigative teams have already started investigating alleged mass atrocities committed in the war in Ukraine. But how do such investigations operate, and how can war crimes be prevented? Five researchers share their thoughts at this seminar

Ukraine seminar part 1: The Prospect of Nuclear War, our dependency of Russian Oil and the refugees are important consequences of the War. But the role of China and the European and American far right and their connections to Russia are other issues worth a discussion in this first part of DIIS’s seminar on Russia’s war in Ukraine.

Book launch and reception on new book by Peer Schouten

Seminaret vil forsøge at give en bred indsigt i hvad Taleban-bevægelsen i Afghanistan stod for i sine tidlige år, og hvad den i dag udgøres af

Lessons from Central America

Webinar on the ongoing struggle for recognition, democracy, and justice in Myanmar.

From Trump to Biden

How relations between China and the Nordic-Baltic countries were disrupted

Extractive industries in the Anthropocene

This conference gathers researchers and postgraduate students in Denmark to share their China-related expertise, debate important issues, and discuss the implications for Denmark and beyond