At the GCSP, through our Global Fellowship Initiative, we strive to inspire, prepare and support a multidisciplinary, multicultural and multigenerational group of talented individuals in the field of peace and security.
Paul Dziatkowiec, Director of the Mediation and Peace Support Department was interviewed by 
Current geopolitics is placing great strain on relationships between the major powers.  Diplomats are not immune.
The collapse of the existing world order and the rise of a counter order pose problems for the practice of negotiation and mediation as generally conceived.
A responsible arms trade requires knowledge and effective implementation of the prohibitions and obligations under international law regarding the international transfer of conventional arms that may be destabilizing or cause human suffering.
Many disarmament treaties and bodies are under pressure due to the state of international relations. However, the law created in this area is more important than ever to understand and uphold.
A realistic prospect of a lasting peace deal is not only necessary to end the death and destruction caused by a war, but also to prevent the consolidation of powerful domestic and transnational groups benefitting from an ongoing conflict.
Abstract Proper regulatory frameworks are required for the development, deployment, and use of artificial intelligence (AI) for military purposes. Any such frameworks must comply with international law.