‘Biodiversity, Land Use Change and the Implications for Conflict in Latin America’ is a side event to the 16th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP16 CBD). It will examine the impact of armed conflict on biodiversity. With a focus on Latin America, participants will explore strategies to enhance food security in regions affected by land degradation and climate change.
SIPRI hosted over 35 experts from China, Russia, the United States and the European Union for a two-day workshop on cyber risk reduction.
In a world where the pursuit of peace often seems elusive, understanding how societies navigate conflict and reconciliation is more important than ever. From global hotspots to deeply divided regions, any path towards peace involves complex negotiations of identity, sovereignty and belonging. One such case, rich in history and lessons for our times, is the island of Ireland.
The summary of SIPRI Yearbook 2024 has now been translated into Catalan, Chinese, Dutch, Farsi, Italian, Spanish and Swedish.