E-Commerce at the WTO: Key Insights for LDCs and SIDS
Events E-commerce and trade, Economic Events
As the global economy becomes increasingly digitalized, there is growing recognition of the need to update global trade frameworks to create a more predictable and transparent.
In the lead-up to the 14th WTO Ministerial Conference (MC14),…
The myth of the lone genius: How scientific revolutions really happen
RevisitScientific breakthroughs aren’t lightning strikes of genius. They grow out of collective effort, practical tools, and the long churn of disagreement. Aldo Matteucci writes.
The Crimson vs White House: Harvard’s fight for academic sovereignty
Trump Academic diplomacy, Types of diplomacy Blogs
The public clashes between Harvard University and the Trump administration often appeared to centre on immigration, science policy, and perceived elitism. However, beneath the surface lay a more fundamental tension: a collision between an administration…
The vulnerabilities of international law
RevisitCiticorp Center nearly collapsed because no one questioned the building code. What does that say about international law? When rules replace reality, disaster isn’t far behind. Aldo Matteucci writes.
EspriTech de Genève
EspriTech de Genève, embodying the tech spirit of Geneva, focuses on responsible, human-centred AI that intertwines historical thought with modern governance and coding. Rooted in the city's rich thining and humanitarian heritage, it transforms classical values into practical AI applications. EspriTech de Genève is a technically and financially viable approach to AI transformation, moving from concept to actionable results in everyday technology use.
6th AI Policy Summit 2025
Conferences, Events Panels and conferences AI diplomacy, Trust Events
The 6th AI Policy Summit continues the multi-stakeholder dialogue with leading experts in exploring the use of public policy and societal engagement to capture the benefits of artificial intelligence, minimize its risks, and enhance its adoption.
This…
*UPCOMING* Diplomacy decoded: 300+ types of diplomacy explained
Do you ever feel that diplomacy is like an impenetrable fortress, a domain reserved for a select few, filled with specialised language and complex protocols? Are you tired of a topic so essential to our global well-being feeling distant and unclear? If so, prepare for a revelation.
Dr.Jovan Kurbalija's new book will open the gates, inviting you to explore the dynamic, diverse, and surprisingly accessible world of diplomatic engagement.
You will learn that diplomacy is not just one thing, but a range of over 300 different types. These include old treaty negotiations, envoy missions from the Renaissance, modern digital diplomacy, climate summits, cultural exchanges, and even sports diplomacy. You will see how these different practices have shaped our history, influence our present, and help us face future challenges and opportunities.
This is more than just a book; it's your passport to understanding the true engines of international relations and your guide to the countless ways humanity strives for connection, cooperation, and peace.
What is it like to be a goshawk ?
aldo 5-10.000, DeepDipWhat is it like to be a goshawk? Helen Macdonald sought to find out – not through theory, but through experience. Her book, H is for Hawk, is not just about falconry – it’s about patience, attention, and connection. Aldo Matteucci writes.
Diplo at Brazilian Internet Forum 2025
Events Cloud Computing, Infrastructure, Telecommunications infrastructure Events
From May 26 to May 30, Diplo took part in the Internet Forum in Brazil (FIB), organised by the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee (CGI.br). Marilia Maciel spoke in the session ‘Cloud infrastructures and sovereignty: the role of the State…