IntroductionThere is no doubt that the military aggression against Ukraine unleashed by President Putin on 24 February 2022 represents the most significant disruption of security and peace in Europe since the end of World War II.
Data Privacy Day is an international initiative to raise awareness and promote privacy and data protection. In today’s interconnected world with technologies like AI, social media, and high-broadband speeds, we’re generating data at an exponential rate.
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At the end of 2023, wars were raging in Africa, Israel and Gaza, and Ukraine, COP 28 reminded us how climate change is accelerating insecurity, and the global peace and security architecture appeared weaker than ever.
This paper will serve as a springboard for understanding to what extent HMT is a realistic, useful and operationalisable framework to conceptualise future human-machine interactions in the military domain. It is structured in three parts.
What is the Cyber 9/12 Student Challenge?
At a time when ‘generational gains in women’s rights hang in the balance’, Geneva-based leaders are joining forces to ensure that the Women Peace and Security Agenda is strengthened rather than eroded.
IntroductionDuring a July 2020 open debate the United Nations (UN) Security Council highlighted the crucial roles human rights play in peace operations, including by providing early warning of issues or problems, supporting good offices, improving the protection of civilians, strengtheni
Should the world still worry about state-level radiological weapons—a category of nonconventional weapons often referred to as “dirty bombs” and usually associated with non-state actors?
Exclusion, discrimination, and human rights violations are driving and prolonging conflicts, coinciding with a decline in rule of law and accountability globally.