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Demilitarised zones (DMZs) have demonstrated their utility in post-war peace processes. They separate forces, mitigating the risk of deliberate aggression or accidental incidents alike.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the peace and security sector amid a fracturing multilateral order. In this rapidly changing context, leadership is emerging as a decisive factor in determining whether this technology’s promise is realised and its risks contained.
Ambassador Thomas Greminger explores how middle powers navigate today’s fragmented international system in his latest article published on Fair Observer.
Le multilatéralisme vacille, mais Genève continue d’accueillir les pourparlers les plus sensibles de la planète. Sa force réside dans ce que peu de capitales peuvent offrir: la discrétion.
Abstract Artificial intelligence is reshaping the offence–defence balance in cyberspace.
Our expert, Christina Schori Liang, contributed Chapter 12 to the book "Negotiating Identity Conflicts in a Fragmenting World Order" edited by Paul Willem Meerts and Mark Anstey from the Processes of International Negotiation