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The greater Caspian Region, with its vast energy resources and its geostrategic location at the crossroads of Asia and Europe, has long been of significant interests to global powers.
“Don’t believe what you see or hear”: the security and ethical implications of Deepfakes
The rise of synthetic media and deepfakes (artificial intelligence technique combining and superimposing existing images and videos onto source images or videos) is forcing us towards an important a
The first-ever conference looking at the emergent threats that we will be facing between now and 2030. This conference is bringing future leaders together with world-renowned experts to highlight the complexity of global crisis in 2030.
Part of the Syria Transition Challenges Project
The Syrian Constitutional Committee, a UN-authorised constituent assembly, was established to reconcile the Syrian government and the Syrian opposition, in the cont
Part of the Syria Transition Challenges Project
The Russian leadership believes that the Constitutional Committee (CC) is a key factor in a political settlement in Syria.
In order to do our part in preventing the further spread of the COVID19 virus, the co-hosting organizations led by the Swiss FDFA, has decided to postpone the 2020 edition of the course to 2021. Further information on details will be posted on our website in due course.
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Dr Jamie Shea is the Professor of Strategic Studies at the University of Exeter in the UK. He is also an Associate Fellow with the GCSP's Global Fellowship Initiative.
Ms Allison Hart is the Deputy Head of the Human Security Unit at NATO. We interviewed her and discussed NATO in the 21st Century. We asked why is NATO important today? How is NATO evolving to the shifting security landscape and geopolitical disruption?