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Dr Leila Alieva attends Lennart Meri Conference in Tallinn

27 May 2026
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New article by REES Alumna Marija Norkūnaitė

27 May 2026
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Prime Minister of Sri Lanka Dr Harini Amarasuriya delivers OSGA Annual Lecture

21 May 2026
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In Honour of Rosemary Thorp

21 May 2026
Join us on 11 June at 5PM in the Nissan Lecture Theatre for an event in honour of Rosemary Thorp (1940-2025)
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New Study Explores the State of Social Cohesion in Modern Georgia

11 May 2026
A newly published academic volume, Resilient Bonds: On Social Cohesion in Georgia, offers the first comprehensive analysis of how unity and social ties are evolving in the country amid ongoing political and cultural change.
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Dr Felipe Krause convenes Infrastructures of Prohibition Workshop

11 May 2026
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Professor Kristi Govella publishes new article "Why Japan and South Korea Won't Go Nuclear"

08 May 2026
Professor Kristi Govella and co-author Professor Victor Cha (Georgetown University) have published a new article entitled "Why Japan and South Korea Won't Go Nuclear" in Foreign Affairs.
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Annual Oxford Taiwan Studies Conference 2026

07 May 2026
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Academic-policy collaboration sheds new light on security in the Western Indian Ocean

07 May 2026
A new policy brief co-authored by Professor Kate Sullivan de Estrada explores security challenges and responses in one of the world's most strategically important maritime regions: the Western Indian Ocean...(more)
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Daniel McDonald awarded Franklin Research Grant by American Philosophical Society

30 April 2026