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Despite having a clear mandate to work at the intersection of #ClimateChange and security, the #OSCE's approach is still to reach its full potential. In this new Policy Brief, Emma Hakala & @floriankrampe.bsky.social give recommendations to strengthen the OSCE’s work: 🔗 doi.org/10.55163/MLS...

The OSCE has a long history of environment & security. How to turn high-level commitments into on-the-ground action? Our new @sipri.org Policy Brief w/ @ezhakala.bsky.social of @fiia.fi offers a roadmap. 📰⏩Read it here: www.sipri.org/publications... #ClimateSecurity

Vital debate at the Bled Strategic Forum on the nexus of #water, peace & #security. My key message: We must treat water as the political issue it is. While climate change raises the stakes, conflict is not destiny. Evidence-based, preventive action can build pathways to peace.

The Soča River, with its turquoise water carving its way, offers a striking paradox. Breathtaking beauty set against a backdrop of historical trauma. 📰⏩ www.linkedin.com/posts/krampe... #ClimateSecurity #BSF2025 #WaterSecurity

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My message from the stage at #WWWeek: 1️⃣ Climate impacts are real security risks. 2️⃣ But conflict is NOT a foregone conclusion. 3️⃣ Governance, policy, and choice are the pathways to peace. Grateful to everyone who engaged in this critical conversation. #ClimateSecurity

Europe is rushing to rearm. But what if it's preparing for yesterday's world? In a great new piece by @Zetland, I argue that ignoring climate change undermines the very security we're trying to build. We don't have the luxury of sequencing threats. 🧵 www.zetland.dk/historie/sT9...

AI's confident lies about climate research reveal a dangerous gap—not just in tech, but in our understanding of how to use it. New piece by @floriankrampe.bsky.social of @sipri.org explores the human side of the AI crisis: www.newsecuritybeat.org/2025/08/ais-...

We're asking #LLMs, a novelist, to perform a financial audit and are shocked at the fiction it produces. The ghost in the machine is our own flawed approach. My take on #GenAI in climate security research @newsecuritybeat.bsky.social. 📰⏩ www.newsecuritybeat.org/2025/08/ais-... #ClimateSecurity

In post-conflict zones, water projects fail for one primary reason. 📰⏩ www.linkedin.com/posts/krampe...

New external publication by SIPRI’s @floriankrampe.bsky.social and Cedric de Coning explores how #ClimateChange and violent extremism are interconnected, and how environmental peacebuilding can help address both 🔗 bit.ly/3J8IdWz #ClimateSecurity #Peacebuilding

Is Europe's massive defence spending surge a strategic gamble? In the rush to counter conventional threats, we are building a 21st-century military on quicksand. That quicksand is climate change: www.weforum.org/stories/2025... #ClimateSecurity

Here @floriankrampe.bsky.social argues that more of the EU's planned increase in military spending be targeted towards dual use tech responsive to the #ClimateCrisis and #decarbonisation. www.weforum.org/stories/2025... 1/3

The air was still with the sounds of the city... ...carved into the stone monument a solemn vow: "Let all the souls here rest in peace for we shall not repeat the evil." 80 years on, a day for reflection and peace. #Hiroshima80

Excellent read! Check it! www.weforum.org/stories/2025...

Europe🇪🇺 is building a 21st-century military on quicksand. The massive investment in conventional defence ignores the #climate crisis already degrading forces & threatening bases—a strategic blunder. 📰My full take for the @wef ⏩ www.weforum.org/stories/2025... #ClimateSecurity

Climate change also threatens Europe’s military capability, and a failure to address this will erode our security. Here my esteemed colleague @floriankrampe.bsky.social explains why and how.

Europe’s defence build-up is a climate gamble – here’s how it can course correct 📰⏩ weforum.org/stories/2025... #ClimateSecurity

Is the path from climate stress to conflict a gradual slope, or is it a sudden cliff? 🆕📰New paper in Earth Systems Dynamics ⏩ esd.copernicus.org/articles/16/... #ClimateSecurity

Florian serves up the main course. If you're still hungry, here's dessert: climateandsecurity.org/2022/01/brie...

Is there a direct line between #climatechange and violent extremism? The answer is far more complex than a simple 'yes' or 'no'. In our new book chapter, we argue climate change acts as a potent risk multiplier, creating grievances that extremist groups are dangerously adept at exploiting. 🧵👇

Why do politicians sometimes ignore evidence from researchers? 🤔 Stefan Döring and I dive into the frustrating clash between science and politics and how collaboration and understanding can lead to smarter policies grounded in reality. youtu.be/V7FlnIununM

Why do politicians sometimes ignore evidence from researchers? 🤔 Stefan Döring and I dive into the frustrating clash between science and politics and how collaboration and understanding can lead to smarter policies grounded in reality. youtu.be/V7FlnIununM

Check it out! Suspending the #Indus Waters Treaty: What it Means and Why it Matters - #India #Pakistan #Kashmir #Rivers #Water #Peace @newsecuritybeat.bsky.social www.newsecuritybeat.org/2025/06/susp...

In Haiti 🇭🇹 climate vulnerability and conflict are tragically intertwined. Our new #ClimateSecurity Fact Sheet, a joint effort between @SIPRIorg and @nupinytt, unpacks this complex crisis. Read the full fact sheet here: www.sipri.org/publications...

A fitting venue for a critical discussion. The OSCE Chair Conference on #ClimateSecurity was held at Hanaholmen, the 🇸🇪-🇫🇮 centre for cooperation. That collaborative spirit is exactly what's needed to advance the climate security agenda.

SIPRI’s Florian Krampe featured in new article by The Guardian: “Ignoring military emissions is not just concerning with regard to climate change,” said Krampe. “It ignores the growing recognition of climate change being a serious security risk for Europe and beyond.” 🔗 bit.ly/4jzfcQu

"Is #ClimateChange inadvertently creating fertile ground for #ViolentExtremism? 🤔 My key takeaway from our recent RSIS webinar: Ignoring this critical nexus risks catastrophic security failures. 👇 #ClimateSecurity #PCVE #HumanSecurity

Alarming @theguardian.com guardian report by Ajit Niranjan: Only 2/30 European countries have net-zero targets for military emissions. A massive oversight given militaries account for ~5.5% of global emissions. This isn't just a climate issue—it’s a #SecurityRisk. 👇 #ClimateSecurity

What if our approach to peace is missing a crucial piece? For decades, we've studied war & peace as if isolated from nature. But #climate change is an active force shaping conflicts & peace efforts. Our recent International Affairs article dives deep. 👇 #ClimateSecurity #Peacebuilding

How do we move beyond discussing global challenges to acting on interconnected solutions for a more peaceful future? 🌍 Last week's Stockholm Forum on Peace and Development offered vital insights, reinforcing the urgent need for synergy over silos. www.linkedin.com/posts/krampe...

☢️🌍🔥🌊 – Are we underestimating global catastrophic risks by viewing them in silos?

What if one of the keys to tackling the intertwined crises of #ClimateChange and conflict lies with those most affected, yet often overlooked? www.linkedin.com/posts/krampe... #ClimateSecurity

How does #ClimateChange influence #ViolentExtremism ? SIPRI’s @floriankrampe.bsky.social joined a webinar hosted by #RSIS to explore the critical — and often overlooked — links between climate change and violent extremism. #ClimateSecurity #Peacebuilding 🎥 Watch: youtube.com/watch?si=oo5...

#ClimateChange inadvertently creating fertile ground for violent extremism? ⏩ www.linkedin.com/posts/krampe...

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Who are the top 10 military spenders? 🇺🇸 USA – $997 billion 🇨🇳 China – $314 b 🇷🇺 Russia – $149 b 🇩🇪 Germany – $88.5 b 🇮🇳 India – $86.1 b 🇬🇧 UK – $81.8 b 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia – $80.3 b 🇺🇦 Ukraine – $64.7 b 🇫🇷 France – $64.7 b 🇯🇵 Japan – $55.3 b 📖 Full report: www.sipri.org/media/press-...

🌱A new study published by the Sage Journals and authored by @floriankrampe.bsky.social, @joakimkreutz.bsky.social, and Tobias Ide highlights how armed conflict leaves long-lasting scars on the environment. 📄 Read more: www.planetarysecurityinitiative.org/news/armed-c...

Bridging the gap between research and policy isn’t always easy - but it can be incredibly rewarding. Shared some personal reflections on navigating this journey in my latest LinkedIn post. 📰⏩ www.linkedin.com/posts/krampe... #ResearchPolicy #Impact #EvidenceBasedPolicy

What are the hidden, long-lasting scars of war? www.linkedin.com/posts/krampe...

We have the solutions – it’s time we fully integrate environmental solutions into peacebuilding! 💡🌱 www.linkedin.com/posts/krampe...

In March 2021 we published our first Climate Peace & Security Factsheet on #SouthSudan🇸🇸. Some things changed, yet the country remains one of the least peaceful & most climate vulnerable. 📰🆕Fact Sheet ⏩ sipri.org/publications... #ClimateSecurity

I am looking forward to be in London next week moderating this important session delving into the complex interplay of #ClimateSecurity and peace. 🔹🔹Turning up the heat: climate change, conflict, and political instability🔹🔹 31 March 2025 hosted by XCEPT. www.xcept-research.org/news_events/...

War causes long-term environmental harm @floriankrampe.bsky.social

Climate change and conflict compound human insecurity in eastern #DRC🇨🇩. This paper by Katongo Seyuba examines how resource governance shapes climate-related security risks in North and South Kivu—calling for integrated #peacebuilding efforts ➡️ doi.org/10.55163/TCSW2134

🚨 Upcoming Webinar! 🚨 Join us for a discussion on Climate Change & Violent Extremism. 📅 20 March 2025 | ⏰ 16:00-17:30 (Singapore time) 🔗 Register now: rsis.edu.sg/event/icpvtr... #ClimateSecurity

"My advice to a policy maker is only as good as the research is, and if I do bad research, I'm not giving good advice." Spoke with @stefandoring.bsky.social @uupeace.bsky.social about the link between policy and research. 🎧⏩ researchingpeace.podbean.com/e/35-bridgin...

New #study by @floriankrampe.bsky.social et al. examines the impact of #war on #nature and damage to #environment. “Even after an armed conflict ends, countries need about 20 to 30 years to recover in terms of environmental performance…” journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Check out this groundbreaking study on the environmental impacts of armed conflict from @floriankrampe.bsky.social @joakimkreutz.bsky.social and Tobias Ide. In it, they find that after conflicts end the environmental impacts linger for 20-30 years. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...