Le séminaire GCSP-IPA a abordé ces questions au cours de quatre sessions: la première a traité de la relation UE-UA en termes généraux et s’est interrogée sur la nature de ce partenariat dans les domains de la paix et de la sécurité ; la deuxième session a examiné la situation au Darfour et la manière dont […]
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This report stems from a seminar co-organized by the Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP) and the International Peace Institute which addressed the issue of strategic partnerships as integral to peacekeeping operations in four sessions
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When it comes to the narrative war, Russia is winning, evidenced by its successful domestic repression framed as national protection and its international portrayal of the conflict as an ideological battle against Western imperialism. The price to pay may be a fractured, more dangerous multipolar world…
Research by the ENACT organized crime project at the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) shows how AI can do some of the resource-heavy and complex aspects of investigating…
In this interview, Deqa Yasin recounts her experiences as a Somali Minister and a survivor of…
It is an especially dangerous time for civilians in conflict. Hichem Khadhraoui, Executive…
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