How many episodes does PRIO's Peace in a Pod have?

PRIO's Peace in a Pod has 112 episodes.

What topics does PRIO's Peace in a Pod cover?

PRIO's Peace in a Pod covers topics including: science, social, society, culture, education.

What language is PRIO's Peace in a Pod in?

PRIO's Peace in a Pod is in en.

PRIO's Peace in a Pod

Peace Research Institute Oslo

EN112 episodes

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How can we explain peace and conflict in the world? What do security and insecurity do to a region and its people? How do different kinds of violence affect people, and how do societies tackle crises – and the threat of crisis? The Peace Research Institute Oslo brings you expert opinions on the headlines, personal stories from the field, and cutting-edge research in this monthly podcast, hosted by Emmy-award winning journalist Arnaud Siad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more informat...

Episodes (112)

Children Born of War: The Long Road to Recognition

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Is the International Order Unravelling?

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Passing the Torch: Leadership, Peace, and a Changing World Order

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Jul 1, 202527:47pending

PRIO's Peace in a Pod

Episodes (112)

Children Born of War: The Long Road to Recognition

Is the International Order Unravelling?

Passing the Torch: Leadership, Peace, and a Changing World Order

From Gaza to Sudan: What the Rise in Global Conflict Means for Children

After America: Can Europe Defend Itself?

Could a Breakthrough Technology Transform the War in Ukraine?

UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese on Gaza, Trump, and Genocide

What’s Next for Syrian Refugees After Assad’s Fall?

From Biden to Trump: Ukraine’s War at a Turning Point

Will Trump 2.0 Break US Democracy?

Who Should Win the Nobel Peace Prize 2024?

The West vs. 'The Rest'

The Most Violent Year Since World War II

Norway: Peacemaker, Arms-Dealer

Women in Peace Mediation: The Israeli and Palestinian Women Working for Peace

How Russians (Really) Feel about Putin and Ukraine

UNRWA in Crisis: A Conversation with Chief Lazzarini and Norway's State Secretar...

Migration Trends in 2023: Stories From the Field with CNN’s Nima Elbagir

The Targeting of Hospitals in Gaza and Beyond

What Does China Want?

Special Episode: The West's Response to the War in Gaza

Afghanistan's Earthquakes: The Plight of Afghan Women

2023 Nobel Peace Prize: And the Winner Is…

A Challenging Counteroffensive in Ukraine

Defying Hate: A Survivor's Account of the Pride Attack in Oslo

What Erdoğan’s Victory Means for Turkey

Special Episode: A Risky Evacuation in Sudan

Israel Turns 75: Is its Democracy at Risk?

73 - Taking Away the Guns: How Does Disarmament Influence Peace and Conflict Dyn...

72- Academic Fraud – How Much of a Problem Is It, and What Can Be Done To Stop I...

71- The New UN Climate Report: A Conversation with Lead Author Halvard Buhaug

70- War by Other Means: The Crisis in Bosnia and Herzegovina

69- Jeffrey D. Sachs: PRIO Annual Peace Address

Repost: 57- Energy and Power in the Eastern Mediterranean

Repost: 60- Transformative Visual Storytelling in Conflict Research

68- Academics and Activism: From Afghanistan to Australia

67- Uffo: Acts of Defiance and Care

66- Children in Conflict

65- Hypermasculinity and Power

64- The Taliban's Rise, Fall, and Rise Again

63- Belonging and Bureaucracy in Norway

62- A Nobel Peace Prize for Journalism: PRIO Researchers Comment

61- Nobel Peace Prize Shortlist 2021: Henrik Urdal's Picks

60- Transformative Visual Storytelling in Conflict Research

58- Coup in Guinea

57- Energy and Power in the Eastern Mediterranean

56- The Legacy of 9/11: "20 years past this, we're still at the beginning"

55- Technology's Power in Myanmar

54- Coup in Myanmar, Seven Months Later

53- Taliban Takeover: What Happened?