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The Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) Online Course offers a self-paced, interactive learning experience designed to introduce participants to the ATT and its international framework governing arms trade.
AI is rapidly evolving into a transformative force with profound implications for global security and prosperity. As countries grapple with the prospect of advanced AI, there are ideas for new international institutions.
On 24 February 2022, the international security order as we knew it changed. Russia’s armed force’s entry into the territory of Ukraine is an armed aggression that combines cyber attacks, disinformation, and kinetic efforts.
In an age of geopolitical disruption and global crises, diplomacy is an increasingly crucial skill to manage conflict, to advocate new ideas and to achieve sustainable political outcomes through dialogue and negotiation. Learning objectivesAfter the course, partici
BackgroundA key part of the Geneva Centre for Security Policy’s (GCSP) strategy is to look over the horizon to anticipate, explain, and prepare for future risks and challenges.
The Challenge of the Nuclear Arms Race in the context of New Technologies - A Geneva Security Debate
This timely event will address the rising complexities of nuclear arms control and deterrence as nations increasingly integrate sophisticated technologies such as artificial intelligence, cyber capabilities, and autonomous systems into military frameworks.
Multilateralism is facing many challenges, such as a revived great power competition, violations of international law, political divisions and the apparent failure of global multilateral institutions.
A little over a week after the US elections, the world is watching with great interest to see how the US and the world react to the freshly elected new US President.