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Group of people standing in an interior room, some holding up the CNTR Monitor Launch of the CNTR Monitor at the Federal Foreign Office

Project team in dialogue with stakeholders on dual-use topics
Hendrik Simon holds a certificate in his hands with a smile. Prof. Dr. Nele Matzl-Lück hands him the award.

WSI honors “A Century of Anarchy? War, Normativity, and the Birth of Modern International Order”
Stefan Kroll sits on the podium with four other people. Next to him is a lectern on which the IHK logo can be seen.

PRIF supports Trilateral Seminar Series as academic partner
The cover of Daniel Mullis' book shows a chain of cut-out paper figures separated in the middle.

Federal Agency for Civic Education (bpb) adds Daniel Mullis' book to its catalog
Image shows the cover of the publication CNTR Monitor 2024 with the title "Perspectives on Dual Use", the CNTR logo and a picture. The picture shows different images in the form of rays: a person with a microscope, a person in a radiation protection suit, a flying drone, a large cloud of smoke, a shelf full of medication and a computer chip. Superimposed on the images is the Earth's grid of degrees with various icons: a computer with crosshairs, a magnifying glass with a hook, an Erlenmayer flask, a DNA strand, a drone, an atom, 3D printing, a satellite and artificial intelligence.

First CNTR Monitor published
Cover of issue 4/2024 of „W&F Wissenschaft und Frieden. Eskalationen im Nahen Osten“ (“W&F Science and Peace. Escalations in the Middle East”). The cover shows a map of Israel with Gaza, the West Bank and neighboring states. The map shows blue, red and yellow dots, which are particularly concentrated in the Gaza Strip.

Hanna Pfeifer, Regine Schwab, and Mustafa Karahamad on the escalation of violence in the Middle East
Three people on podium in front of screen and CNTR roll-up

CNTR Deep Dive at the Berlin Science Week 2024

New PRIF Spotlight by Thorsten Gromes about common misconceptions about peace and conflicts
The cover of the working paper shows a black and white photograph of a commemorative event in Namibia.

Fourth TraCe Working Paper with Sabine Mannitz and Núrel Bahí Reitz examines paths and politics of recognizing colonial genocides
RASS group photo: 13 people stand next to a display with the RASS logo

Antonia Witt organizes kick-off workshop in Ghana