Topic: Technology

The status of the US as a leader in the field of digital products and services is threatened when policies and rules in the digital marketplace are determined by other state

The multistakeholder approach operated this time as a safety catch, preventing geopolitics from triumphing over common sense and a functioning global network

Approaches to cyberwarfare norm-formation involving SCCs are encouraged by both sides, but these may well derive from differing levels of governance not necessarily within the context of the U.S.-Russia relationship

The newly published Space Policy may only aggravate tensions over the disputed global common

States, especially those with leading scientific and technological capabilities, can and should cooperate to prevent anti-social actors from using information technologies based on ever-improving new AI capabilities

There are no set principles to guide global governance in the Vertical World

Russia cannot hope to aspire for global leadership with its current lag in the development and deployment of “super-deep” neural network models

If the momentum continues, Indonesia will likely amplify the country’s ongoing space-related endeavors with a view to enhance its political and economic position in the region

The joint U.S.–Russia draft resolution on international information security is a new milestone on the path towards establishing an international regime for information security

A common platform would address the issue of the “digital gap” across the countries of Eurasia via promoting greater “digital inclusivity”

Turkey continues its unusual and risky policy in military-technical cooperation