CSTPV has unveiled a new Global History of Terrorism Archive, an extensive record that brings together historic newspaper reports relating to terrorism, political violence and security threats around the world.
A team of academics paid a visit to Kyiv recently, meeting with key members of the Ukrainian government, academics, NGOs and the HALO Trust.
Four St Andrews professors were elected to join the Royal Society of Edinburgh’s 2023 intake of Fellows this week (Wednesday 22 March).
Academic experts, politicians and business leaders gathered to take part in the Scottish Council of Global Affairs (SCGA) conference focusing on ‘High and Wider North Security’ following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Politicians from one of Holyrood’s most influential committees looked to widen engagement with communities across the country when they visited St Andrews this week.
St Andrews will hold a rally and vigil to show our support for women, students, and protesters facing violence and oppression in Iran.
The University is to give students, staff and the wider community a unique insight into the war in Ukraine when it welcomes one of the country’s leading MPs, Lesia Vasylenko.
The first event to be funded by the Scotland’s Future Series brought staff, students and members of the community together to discuss how we can listen better and debate more collaboratively.
Putting love at the heart of research could help shift our understanding of conflict and peace, according to new research co-led by the University of St Andrews.
New research led by the University of St Andrews reveals how ethnic stacking in African countries helps keep authoritarian leaders in power.