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The 26th edition of the New Issues in Security Course focuses on new and re-emerging security challenges arising from a rapidly changing global environment.
Environmental change is no longer a distant concern but a defining challenge of our time. The crossing of several planetary boundaries—from climate and biodiversity to land, freshwater, and chemical cycles—signals that the Earth system is under unprecedented stress.
This event is part of the Geneva Peace WeekBig Bang! is a theatre performance about the Swedish war time journalist Barbro "Bang" Alving (1909-1987).
This event is part of the Geneva Peace WeekThis session will demonstrate how sustainable land management and drought resilience can serve as strategic levers to address the interconnections between land degra
This event is part of the Geneva Peace WeekTaking place after the opening of the 80th session of the UN General Assembly and ahead of the UN’s 80th anniversary on 24 October 2025, this session aims to explore
This event is part of the Geneva Peace WeekDuring the 25th Anniversary year of the Women Peace and Security Agenda, this workshop creates space to bring together practitioners advancing the WPS agenda to conn
Cyberspace operations are now a permanent layer of international conflict, diplomacy, and economic coercion.
Are you and your organisation ready for the next health emergency? How can we improve outbreak prevention and response at the national, regional and global levels?How should we strengthen detection stra
Many disarmament treaties and bodies are under pressure due to the state of international relations. However, the law created in this area is more important than ever to understand and uphold.
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.