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Some twenty years after 9/11, the challenge of terrorism has continued to grow and evolve most dramatically; not in 9/11 style attacks, but in the capture or radicalization of existing conflicts and grievances allowing control of populations and territory by extremist groups.
Applications are now open for the eleventh annual Geneva Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge, hosted by the Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP) in partnership with the Atlantic Council. The competition will take place virtually on 10-11 April 2025.
Should the West acknowledge that Ukraine is unlikely to evict Russian forces from all occupied territory, and therefore attempt to steer the conflict toward a negotiated outcome?
A Global South Scholarship for Peace:Call for Applications for Female Peace & Security Practitioners25th New Issues in Security Cour
The presence of bias in artificial intelligence (AI) systems has been widely discussed in recent years following reports of racial and gender bias in applications destined for the civilian sector.
States and international organizations are increasingly adopting new principles on the responsible military and defense-related use of artificial intelligence (AI).
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly developed, deployed, and used for defense and military purposes. This offers opportunities yet also poses challenges regarding its governance and regulation.
Almost 1'000 of you took part in our Centre's Executive Education in 2022! Between our Customised Solutions and Executive Courses, we received plenty of feedback on how we put knowledge to use.
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These are the top 10 most viewed GCSP publications, articles, podcasts and videos that you engaged with in 2022. Here’s another chance to see our most popular articles in case you missed them.