From October 28 to 30, the Center for Crisis Early Warning (CCEW) participated in the workshop for PhD candidates in Peace and Conflict Studies in Bavaria

An interdisciplinary research project has developed the Climate-Conflict-Vulnerability Index (CCVI). The CCVI maps current global risks from climate and conflict hazards and relevant vulnerability factors, offering up-to-date, quarterly data at subnational levels. The first version will be released on October 8, 2024, at the Berlin Climate Security Conference (BCSC).

The CCEW Symposium 2024, titled ‘Predictive Synergies: Crisis Early Warning & Foresight’ took place from September 19 to 20.

From September 10 to 13, the Center for Crisis Early Warning (CCEW) participated in the Methodology Workshop on Analysing the Future.

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From April 11 to 12, the Center for Crisis Early Warning (CCEW) participated at the Emerging Scholar Workshop on De Facto States.

From March 11 to 12, the Center for Center for Crisis Early Warning (CCEW) participated in the "Conflict & Change" PhD Workshop in London.

From March 7 to 8, the Center for Crisis Early Warning (CCEW) participated at the PaCE Conflict Forecasting Workshop in Dublin.

On February 27th, the CCEW welcomed visitors from Austria.

On February 9, State Minister Dr. Florian Herrmann visited the Center for Crisis Early Warning (CCEW).

On February 7, Member of Parliament Serap Güler visited the Center for Crisis Early Warning (CCEW).

From November 20 to 24, the Center for Crisis Early Warning (CCEW) participated in a training course on the methodology of future analysis.

On October 25 to 26, the Center for Early Crisis Warning (CCEW) participated at the PRIO's AI Days in Oslo.

The CCEW Symposium 2023, titled 'Crisis Early Warning: What's Next,' took place from October 23 to 24.

On October 10 to 11, the Center for Early Crisis Warning (CCEW) participated in the second installment of the VIEWS Prediction Challenge.

The workshop on "Empirical Research on Peace and Conflict" was held at UniBw M on September 5th and 6th.

On August 2nd, member of parliament Mr. Metin Hakverdi visited the University of the Bundeswehr Munich, including the Center for Crisis Early Warning (CCEW).

On July 11, Parliamentary State Secretary Hitschler from the Federal Ministry of Defense visited the Center for Crisis Early Warning (CCEW).

The CCEW introduced itself to the visitors at the open day at the UniBw M and presented the daily work to interested people.

Three employees of CCEW participated in this year's COMPTEXT conference in Glasgow.

On March 22, our Kick-Off Workshop on the topic "Development of a Climate-Conflict Vulnerability Index" took place.

Three employees of KompZ KFE participated in the "Empirical Research on Peace and Conflict" workshop of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Friedens- und Konfliktforschung e.V. (AFK) in Denmark.

On June 22, 2022, an exciting workshop with Prof. Dr. Nils Weidmann took place.

Three employees of KompZ KFE participated in this year's COMPTEXT conference in Dublin.

Published article by Christian Oswald in International Interactions

Report on the KompZ KFE and its firm anchoring in the early crisis detection system of the Federal Ministry of Defense.

Current report on the Kompetenzzentrum Krisenfrüherkennung, its tasks and goals, including statements by project leader Prof. Dr. Carlo Masala.

New publication co-authored by Vanessa Gottwick in Journal of Conflict Resolution