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Watch the livestream of The Berlin MootJoin the inaugural edition of our peacemaking conference on 17 April
Livestreamed panels will cover topics from multipolarity and geopolitics in peacemaking to human rights in mediation, or the role of protest movements.
- feature 11 Apr 2024
Day two of The Berlin Moot: "We don’t need more policies, we need more implementation."
We concluded the inaugural edition of The Berlin Moot with a call to take action in reshaping peace. Read takeaways from day two.
- feature 18 Apr 2024
Peacemakers call for more international cooperation to end conflicts
With the global defence budget jumping to a record high, The Berlin Moot stressed the importance of seeing security and peace as two sides of the same coin.
- feature 16 May 2024
Our annual report 2023Narrative
2023 was marked by a record number of violent conflicts, underscoring the importance of the work that we are committed to. Read about how we intensified our peacebuilding efforts despite the challenges that organisations like ours currently face.
Our annual report 2023A word from our Executive Director
2023 was marked by a record number of violent conflicts, underscoring the importance of the work that we are committed to. Read about how we intensified our peacebuilding efforts despite the challenges that organisations like ours currently face.
"We need to invest in collaborative approaches to climate resilience and natural resource management"
It is crucial to address the “triple nexus” between climate change, conflict and migration. Andrew Gilmour explains five steps to avoid destabilisation.
- blog post 13 Aug 2024
- Author(s) Andrew Gilmour
Glorification, whitewashing, erasureThe populist challenge to dealing with the past in Lithuania
This case study explores the populist instrumentalisation of history in Lithuania since 2014, the year Russia invaded Ukraine. The author documents how far-right and populist actors in Lithuania increasingly turn to the experience of the Second World War and its aftermath to propagate simplistic narratives that rely on antisemitic tropes, whitewash historical crimes, and turn victims into villains and perpetrators into victims, with the ostensible aim of strengthening patriotic sentiment.
- Year 2025
- Author(s) Violeta Davoliūtė