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Join the Conversation Redefining Global Security and Peacebuilding: GCSP Transformative Futures Day 2026The future of peace isn’t just coming, it’s being built.
Building on the 2024 conference “Redefining Multilateralism in a New Geopolitical Era,”
Abstract Counterterrorism outside armed conflict increasingly relies on Artificial Intelligence (AI). States use AI notably for detecting, predicting, and responding to terrorism.
“Geneva Working for the World” – Peace and securityClosed-door Panel Discussion on “Diplomacy and Security: Shaping Peace in a Fragmented World”.
An event organised by the GCSP and its Alumni Hub Stockholm, in collaboration with the Swedish Defence University
The Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP) presents its 2025 Annual Report. As we reflect on the past three decades, we recognise that the world has grown exponentially more complex.
Supporting and building peace in times of disruption is increasingly complex and demanding.
At the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), business continues as usual: dialogues and visits to the Balkans, meetings of ‘forums’ and ‘committees’, a parliamentary conference, and a ‘Supplementary Human Dimension Meeting’ in Vienna attended by 450 parti
The 30th European Security Course (ESC 2026) concluded a couple of days ago with a powerful closing ceremony that celebrated not only professional achievement, but also the enduring partnerships formed among security leaders from across the globe.
