Mr Marc Finaud
Marc Finaud is a former French diplomat who was seconded to the GCSP from 2004 to 2013 and is now a staff member. At the GCSP, Mr Finaud was leading activities related to Arms Proliferation.
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The Stakes of the Biden-Putin Summit: The Perspective of Small States
On the eve of the Geneva summit between the American and the Russian presidents, the GCSP hosted a discussion with UN delegations of small states to share views about this event from their perspective and their role in multilateral diplomacy.

Les possibilités de paix entre Biden et Poutine

Have nuclear weapons really become illegal?

Nuclear Weapons: What Is Biden Expecting and What Can Be Expected from Him?
#OnlyTogether Multilateralism and arms control: the end of an era?

Nuclear Testing: An Example to Follow
On International Day against Nuclear Tests, Marc Finaud, Head of Arms Proliferation at the GCSP shares his insights.
75 years later, nuclear weapons still kill

How does COVID-19 relate to biological weapons?

Chernobyl fires: what could go wrong with nuclear weapons

Five reasons why the COVID-19 crisis is related to arms control

Five ways to remain diplomatic without shaking hands
The COVID-19 pandemic forces people in all sectors to adopt and adapt to new forms of work such as home office, digital interaction or video conference. The diplomatic world is no exception.

The Trump ‘Peace Plan’ for the Middle East: Another Doomed Unilateral Step

Acronyms / Abbreviations in International and Human Security
Sigles et abréviations en sécurité internationale et humaine

GCSP and Partners Discuss Novel Ideas on a WMD-free Zone in the Middle East

Shooting oneself in the foot
Why the United States withdrawal from the Arms Trade Treaty is a mistake

GCSP’s Marc Finaud, contributes to conference of Basel Peace Office on nuclear disarmament

Eleventh Course on Implementation of the Arms Trade Treaty Ends
Building Capacities for Effective Implementation of the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT)

Key skills for the five main diplomatic functions
Diplomats represent their governments in fulfilling a number of professional tasks that can be best performed if they possess or are trained to develop key sets of skills corresponding to the five recognised functions of diplomats:

Why Talk of a ‘Real European Army’ Now?

Whither the Iran Nuclear Deal after the Trump Exit?
An editorial by Marc Finaud

The Conference on Disarmament Agrees to Start Working: a Wake-up Call for 'Sleeping Beauty'?
The Geneva-based Conference on Disarmament (CD) recently decided to start substantive work after failing to adopt a programme of work for two decades.

THE IRAN DEAL: Achievement and Starting Point
An editorial by Marc Finaud

Autonomy: The Key to Many Conflicts
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Can Geneva Become the City of Disarmament?
An article published in the UN Special

A Building Block for a Middle East without WMD: An All-inclusive Nuclear-Test-Free Zones
A Dual-Track Approach That Simultane