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The Geneva Centre for Security Policy is an international foundation with 30 years of experience in the fields of peace and security. Through dialogue, executive education, and research it endeavours to contribute to building a more peaceful world.
Executive summaryIn the 1990s an inspiring sense of a “new North” became apparent in Arcticrelated ideas and innovations that indicated the end of the Cold War period.
This paper conceptualises the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on disinformation campaigns, contrasting AI-driven operations with traditional human-operated methods.
Abstract
War and peace is a dichotomy that reflects humans’ desire to classify complex situations into simple and understandable concepts. Yet reality is more nuanced than the dichotomy suggests.
On the occasion of a Carl Lutz Lecture at Andrassy University and the Joseph Károlyi Foundation conference entitled “Defence and security policies: Europe at the heart of a transformation”, the GCSP’s Executive Director
The place that Russia should occupy in Europe has long been a contentious topic.
Calls to regulate lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS) are getting louder.The joint appeal by the UN Secretary- General and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in October 2023 to conclude a legally binding instrument by