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The 22nd Master of Advanced Studies provides you not only with space for academic reflection and knowledge, but the skills and networks that can readily be turned into action once back in national and international structures.
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This event seeks to gather researchers, civil society, and UN Member States to discuss next steps in advancing the nuclear arms control, disarmament, and non-proliferation agenda following the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference and the United Nations General Assembly First C
Russia's war against Ukraine has brought one of the defining questions of our time into sharp focus: can international law still protect states, safeguard civilians and sustain a credible international order when fundamental rules are openly challenged?
Artificial intelligence has become a defining force in the future of international security, reshaping not only the conduct of conflict but also the foundations of governance, diplomacy and global cooperation.
International criminal law is the most under-used tool in the fight against environmental damage and climate harm. It has built a substantial practice for prosecuting atrocities against persons, but nothing comparable exists for the natural environment.
Participants will delve into the intersections of Artificial Intelligence, synthetic biology, neurotechnology, robotics, autonomous mobility, renewable energies, and Web3 (Blockchain).
Guided by an expert team of facilitators, this unique journey is specifically designed for women leaders in the peace and security sector —equipping you to step forward.
On 1 October, the Security Policy Director of the Political Affairs and Security Policy Division of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Ms Carmen Romero will address the results of the recent Ankara Summit as well as explain the main focus of the “NATO 3.0” against the background of ong