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The conflict in Ukraine is, firstly, one between Ukraine and some of its inhabitants, and with Russia.1 Other European States, the United States and a few other countries are directly involved as well, to an extent unprecedented in the other cases of post-Soviet ‘frozen conflicts’.
Watch our very first of a new series of “Geneva Security Debates” with Prof. Dr. h.c. Wolfgang Ischinger and Amb. Thomas Greminger, chaired by Dr. Christian Schori Liang on “The Art of Diplomacy.” Is it an art, a craft?
Ces dernières semaines, l’armée ukrainienne a enregistré plusieurs revers dans le Donbass, le front principal de la guerre. Elle a perdu la ville de Severodonetsk puis dans la foulée celle de Lyssytchansk, sur l’autre rive de la rivière Donets. Ce qui devait arriver est arrivé.
The exact nature of the peace and security environment of 2025 is, of course, unknown, but we have information available to us today and yesterday’s experience to guide us in our attempts to imagine what the key features of that environment might be.
While the peacekeeping mission in Mali is the deadliest active mission, aid workers are not a prominent target. This is puzzling because humanitarians argue that integrated missions aligning political, military and humanitarian goals impede their security.
Wing Commander Nadia Gul is a Squadron Pilot in No. 41 VIP Communication Squadron of the Pakistan Air Force, entrusted with the responsibility of carrying high officials and dignitaries nationwide and around the world.
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The Global Alumni Networking Night (GANN) is our annual alumni event taking place in numerous cities around the world where we have Alumni Community Hubs and communities of shared interests.
The Russian attack on Ukraine has global humanitarian, political, economic and security repercussions. It is raising questions about national sovereignty, multilateralism and global order.
In today’s fast-paced world, policymakers and executives, more than ever, need well-informed foresight to gauge policy responses.
Such skills can also be of interest for non-diplomats engaged in professional activities involving contacts with foreign people or cultures.