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(Marco Emanuele)  Un mondo separato come l'attuale, attraversato da instabilità e imprevedibilità, potrebbe portarci in un dis-ordine a rischio ingovernabilità. Per chiarezza intellettuale, ciò che vediamo oggi è la conseguenza di ciò che non si...

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When National Security Becomes a Shield for Evading AI Accountability

(Ashwin Prabu, Marlena Wisniak - Tech Policy Press) As artificial intelligence becomes embedded in state security and surveillance across Europe, the legal safeguards meant...

US Delegation Heads to India AI Summit Intent on ‘Domination’

(Merve Hickok, Marc Rotenberg - Tech Policy Press) This week, world leaders, civil society organizations, academic experts, and business executives will gather in New...

Trump’s damage is done. Democrats – and Europe – are struggling to define what’s next

(Kasie Hunt - CNN) Many of the Democrats who came to the Munich Security Conference this weekend want to be president. But even if...
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Navigating the Paradox: India’s Blue Economy and the River Dolphin Conservation Imperative

(Mohd Shahnawaz Khan, Anamitra Anurag Danda - Observer Research Foundation) India is entering a pivotal ‘Blue Highway’ transition with...

Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, February 15, 2026

(Institute for the Study of War) The Kremlin continues to discuss future elections in Ukraine to advance its false claim...

UK: Court draws ‘line in the sand’ against misuse of terrorism powers

(Amnesty International) In response to the judgment in the judicial review of the proscription of Palestine Action, Tom Southerden, Amnesty International UK’s Law and...

UN Financial Crisis Threatens to Halt Human Rights Work

(Hilary Power - Human Rights Watch) In Geneva on 9 February, the United Nations deputy human rights chief gave an alarming update on the...

The Visual Performance of Precision Lethality on Social Media

(Christopher J. Fuller - Lawfare) Precision warfare today is defined not only by what happens during a strike, but by how that act is...

Suspend Your Judgment? The Role of International Courts in Ending Wars

(Yuval Shany - Just Security) The End of War Project – in one of whose workshops I was fortunate to participate – explores the...

New U.S. Foreign Aid Emphasis on Government Partnerships is Encouraging — If Done Right

(Sarah Rose and Daphne McCurdy - Just Security) The United States has begun signing bilateral agreements on global health cooperation under the State Department’s...

Given the toxicity of social media, a moral question now faces all of us: is it still ethical to use it?

(Frances Ryan - The Guardian) In a week during which Keir Starmer has been under pressure to resign, cabinet ministers took to X to...

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US Delegation Heads to India AI Summit Intent on ‘Domination’

(Merve Hickok, Marc Rotenberg - Tech Policy Press) This week, world leaders, civil society organizations, academic experts, and business executives will gather in New...

Trump’s damage is done. Democrats – and Europe – are struggling to define what’s next

(Kasie Hunt - CNN) Many of the Democrats who came to the Munich Security Conference this weekend want to be president. But even if...

‘Golden age’: Rubio praises Orbán ahead of Hungary election

(Milena Wälde - Politico) U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Budapest Monday and declared a “golden age”...

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Twenty-five years on, advancing the Women, Peace, and Security agenda is more urgent than ever (Melanne Verveer and Ana Lejava – Atlantic Council)

Twenty-five years ago today, the United Nations (UN) Security Council, under the chairmanship of Namibia, unanimously adopted Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace, and Security—a...

In landmark Syria elections, women still face electoral hurdles (Marie Forestier – Atlantic Council)

Syrians are about to complete a new and important step of the country’s transition after the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad’s regime last year: the...

Afghanistan quake: Rescuers dodge dangers, women and girls face disaster, warns UN (UN News)

Women and girls still reeling from Afghanistan's deadly earthquake face even greater suffering rebuilding their lives and livelihoods – with little help to hand,...

Afghanistan: Ban on secondary education for girls marks four long years (UN News)

For millions of girls in Afghanistan, it has been four long years since the ban on secondary education came into force, one of many...

Leadership of women crucial to UN’s reinvention at 80, says former Assembly President (UN News)

Since the creation of the United Nations 80 years ago, only four women have served as President of the General Assembly, where all 193...

The missing half: The urgent need for more women’s representation in the media (UN News)

Women make up half of the world’s population but receive only 26 per cent of media coverage, according to the latest UN-backed Global Media...

Technological frontiers (artificial intelligence/)

When National Security Becomes a Shield for Evading AI Accountability

(Ashwin Prabu, Marlena Wisniak - Tech Policy Press) As artificial intelligence becomes embedded in state security and surveillance across Europe, the legal safeguards meant...

US Delegation Heads to India AI Summit Intent on ‘Domination’

(Merve Hickok, Marc Rotenberg - Tech Policy Press) This week, world leaders, civil society organizations, academic experts, and business executives will gather in New...

Democratising AI: Towards Open, Decentralised AI Ecosystems

(Basu Chandola, Anirban Sarma - Observer Research Foundation) Over the past decade, India has demonstrated what inclusive digital transformation can achieve. From driving digital...

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