PRIO Researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken appeared on NRK TV’S Urix programme (listen at 11 mins), discussing Indian President Modi’s visit to Kyiv and the broader prospects for a peace process in the Ukraine war.

PRIO researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken was interviewed about the prospects for peace in Ukraine and beyond, for Norway’s NRK’s P1 radio (listen at 49 mins).

PRIO researchers Kristian Berg Harpviken and Jørgen Jensehaugen were both interviewed on the consequences of stepping back from war for Israel and Russia’s leaders, in a longform piece by Norway's broadcaster, NRK.

PRIO researcher Kristian berg Harpviken was interviewed for a longform article about the Taliban in Afghanistan, by Aftenposten’s A-magasinet, which was republished in Bergens Tidende. He was also interviewed about the crisis in the Middle East by VG.

PRIO researcher Kristian berg Harpviken was interview for a longform article about the Taliban in Afghanistan, by the Norwegian magazine Aftenposten’s A-magasinet. He was also interviewed on the US-UK attacks on the Houthis, regional and international relations and the risk of conflict escalation, by NRK radio Urix (listen at 14:30).

PRIO Researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken was interviewed on the prospects for peace in Ukraine and Gaza by Norway’s national radio, NRK (listen at 33 mins 17 secs).

PRIO Researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken was interviewed about the consequence of a possible Trump return in the 2024 US elections, by NRK Ekko radio/podcast (listen at 1hr 23 mins). Kristian’s research on the possibility for peace talks between Ukraine and Russia were debated in two articles in the Norwegian newspaper, Aftenposten, here and here. He was also interviewed on the same topic on NRK’s Nyhetsmorgen (listen at 1:04:55).

PRIO Researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken was mentioned in an article about the war in Ukraine, in a letter to the editor in the Norwegian newspaper, Aftenposten.

Researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken wrote an opinion piece on possible diplomatic solutions between Ukraine and Russia, in the Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten. Kristian was also interviewed about Ukraine on Norwegian TV programme Dagsnytt 18 (listen at 16 mins 25 secs), and on the radio show NRK Urix (listen at 5 mins and 20 secs).

PRIO Researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken was interviewed by TV2 on the increasing number of conflicts in the world, with the addition of the outbreak of conflict in Israel.

PRIO Researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken was interviewed by Norway’s NRK Nyheter (listen at 19 mins, 50 secs) on the main issues on the agenda for the UN high-level week.

PRIO Researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken was interviewed by NRK’s Nyhetsmorgen radio (listen at 1hr 9mins) and NRK Helemorgen (watch at 1hr 39mins) at on the Taliban’s participation at the Oslo Forum.

PRIO Researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken was interviewed in an article on what Norwegian soldiers knew about the actions of Australia’s most decorated soldier who was accused of war crimes, in the Norwegian newspaper, Aftenposten.

PRIO Researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken was interviewed by the Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten on whether the Taliban is harboring terrorist groups.

PRIO Researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken spoke to NRK radio about the identification of former Afghan anti-terror police personnel, trained by Norway, now fighting for Wagner in Eastern Ukraine. He also commented on China’s ambassador to France, Lu Shaye, who questioned the sovereignty of the states that were former Soviet republics. (listen at 36.50)

PRIO Researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken was interviewed about the 20th anniversary of the Iraq war and its implications for US politics, by Norwegian state radio, NRK Urix. Listen at 14.47.

PRIO Researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken was interviewed on the China-brokered rapprochement between Iran and Saudi Arabia, by Norway’s NRK radio (listen at 2h 36mins).

PRIO Researcher Kristian Berg Harpviken was interviewed in an article about the Taliban and its supreme leader, in the Norwegian newspaper, Aftenposten. He was also interviewed on international peace for the Czech newspaper, Hospodarske Noviny.