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A group photo of the researchers who came together for the conference in Madrid. Among them is Irene Weipert-Fenner.

Irene Weipert-Fenner and Jonas Wolff compare Colombian and Tunisian social movements in light of the global energy transition
Group photo: Eight people, including Jonas Wolff and Laura Camila Barrios Sabogal, are posing. In the center is a screen displaying “LASA 2026: Republic & Revolution.”

International LASA congress with Jonas Wolff and Laura Camila Barrios Sabogal
Helene Pleil, Niklas Schörnig and Özlem Alev Demirel on the panel

Panel discussion with Özlem Alev Demirel, Helene Pleil and Dr. Niklas Schörnig
A group picture of the workshop participants

International Perspectives on the Role of AI in Conflict Management and Conflict Analysis

New book co-edited by Jonatan Kurzwelly has been published
From left: Matt McDonald, Klara Funke, Chloe Canavan, Tobias Ide, Solveig Richter, Sidney Michelini, Judith Nora Hardt, Patrick Flamm, Frederic Hanusch

Two-Day Workshop by the Research Group Ecology, Climate, and Conflict
The picture shows the cover of Simone Wisotzki's book "The Justice Motive in Multilateral Negotiations"

New publication by Simone Wisotzki
Vier stehende Personen vor blauem Hintergrund, darunter Nicole Deitelhoff

PRIF presents Peace Report 2026 together with bicc, IFSH and INEF at Federal Press Conference
This picture shows Matt McDonald, Visiting Professor from the University of Queensland, Australia

M. McDonald will be conducting research in the Department Transnational Politics
A world map with a black background that highlights the most important sea lanes and heavily trafficked routes using graphic elements: networks of red and white lines crisscross the oceans, marking global shipping routes. The continents thus stand out from the oceans as deep black areas. The lines are denser in some areas, particularly between Europe, Asia, and North America, as well as along the coastlines.

New PRIF Report 01/2026 by Fenja Henrichs, Christin Stühlen, and Jonas Wolff on the nexus between the global political economy and the targeted killing of social activists