
№ 51 (99), 2026. PIR Center jointly with MGIMO University hosted the XI International Timerbaev Debates titled “Would a World with a Greater Number of Nuclear Powers Be More Stable and Predictable Than a World Founded on the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime?”
№ 50 (98), 2026. PIR Center jointly with MGIMO University held an expert seminar titled “Missile Programs of the DPRK and the Republic of Korea: Transformation of Strategic Deterrence on the Korean Peninsula in the Second Quarter of the 21st Century”
№ 49 (97), 2026. “A Colossus in the World of Non‑Proliferation, a Great Teacher and a Tireless Worker”: on September 27, PIR Center marks the 99th anniversary of the birth of Roland M. Timerbaev
№ 47 (95), 2026. PIR Center Report Series: “Missile Programs of the DPRK and the Republic of Korea: Transformation of Strategic Deterrence on the Korean Peninsula in the Second Quarter of the 21st Century”
№ 46 (94), 2026. PIR Center invites to explore the materials of an online course “Artificial Intelligence and Other Advanced Technologies: New Opportunities for Russia and Security Challenges”
№ 45 (93), 2026. PIR Center and MGIMO University hosted a crisis simulation game featuring negotiation elements and the UN Security Council meeting entitled “Iran on the Brink? The Nuclear Crisis – September 2026”