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What do we really know about how people in Ukraine and Russia think about the war, the authorities, and the prospects for a possible peace agreement? On 4 June, the Ukraine Program and the Full Spectrum Threats program at the Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies (IFS) invite you to a breakfast seminar at Litteraturhuset (Oslo)

The UA-KLAR project invites everyone interested in law and justice, international politics and Ukraine to a lunch seminar about the challenges of documenting, investigating and prosecuting atrocity crimes committed during the war in Ukraine. WHEN: 12.00–13.30, 11 June 2026 WHERE: 132 Auditorium, Universitetsbiblioteket / The University Library, UiT Campus Tromsø Speakers will discuss key issues such as: The invited speakers are the

The UKRARBEID project invites you to an open seminar on working conditions and labour rights in Ukraine. WHERE: Folkets Hjørne, Youngs gate 29WHEN: 28 May 14.30 – 16.00 Light refreshments will be served. No registration required. The event will be held in English. Programme The seminar is part of the UKRARBEID project, funded by HK-dir’s

Russiske styrkers behandling av ukrainske krigsfanger er i de siste årene blitt grundig dokumentert av FN og internasjonale menneskerettighetsorganisasjoner. Rapportene tegner et svært foruroligende bilde. De viser at ukrainske krigsfanger systematisk blir utsatt for tortur, mishandling, langvarig isolasjon og fravær av kontakt med omverdenen – forhold som vurderes som brudd på internasjonal humanitærrett, og i

The Open Call for the Conference of Ukrainian Studies “Ukraine in the World” (8–10 July 2026, Lviv) is currently available. The Conference aims to establish a major international platform in Ukraine, uniting academic centers and individual researchers from around the globe to shape a modern vision of Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar studies. As Ukraine becomes

Photo: Zoya Shu/NTB This seminar will provide a space for informed discussion on the legal, operational, security and societal dimensions of post-war electoral preparedness in Ukraine. WHEN: 06 May 2026, 09:00 – 10:30WHERE: NUPI, Rosenkrantz’ gate 22, Oslo As Ukraine continues to defend its sovereignty and democratic institutions in the face of Russia’s full-scale aggression,

Photo: Kyivcity.gov.ua In this lecture organised by the Centre for Slavic and Eastern European Studies at the University of Oslo, Viktoria Sereda examines how war-driven displacement reshapes memory and belonging in displaced people and host communities. WHEN: May 5, 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM WHERE: Scene HumSam, Georg Sverdrups hus Viktoria Sereda explores the dynamic entanglement of migration