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Saudi Arabia’s growing ties with China ultimately complement U.S. efforts to contain Iran.
Chinese president Xi Jinping’s recent trip to meet with the members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) set off a storm of anxiety in Washington.
We are delighted to invite you to the Geneva Security Debate on A World without War – the latest book by thought leader and founder of the Strategic Foresight Group, Sundeep Waslekar.
Digital Authoritarianism: How Digital Technologies Can Empower Authoritarianism and Weaken Democracy
Digital technologies have expanded the means by which states – both authoritarian and democratic – can exert societal control, thus helping to consolidate authoritarian rule and eroding democratic norms.
Transferring the Win-Win Approach of the JCPOA to Other Areas of Cooperation in the Middle East/Gulf
The Geneva Center for Security Policy (GCSP) and the China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations (CICIR) held a virtual seminar on 9 February 2023.
GCSP Alumni are an integral part of the GCSP and contribute to the Centre’s capacity with their knowledge and experience.
Space has long been a stage for geopolitical competition, but in recent years it has developed into the new battleground for global supremacy. The reasons for this are clear.
Key pointsThe Arctic lies at the intersection of several issues with global consequences such as climate change, increased accessibility to and availability of resources, and global strategic contestation that have made the region increasingly relevant to the world.Temperat
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