Developing accurate and representative multilingual language models remains a major challenge as AI systems expand globally. In particular, differences in resources, data
October 31, 2025
Event
A Conversation with H.E. Sabri Boukadoum, Ambassador of Algeria to the United States
Algeria stands at a pivotal moment as it pursues ambitious economic, social, and political reforms while navigating persistent challenges, including youth unemployment,
October 29, 2025
Event
Renewable Energy and Peace in the Central African Republic: An Opportunity for the United Nations to Lead by Example
Ahead of the Peace Operations Review Week, this event will be an opportunity to hear first-hand analysis and engage in a deep-dive
October 29, 2025
Event
Ten Years of Arms Trade Treaty Transparency
The Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) celebrates a decade of reporting on annual arms transfers in 2025. In a trade too often shrouded
October 27, 2025
Event
Antarctica at the Crossroads: Environment, Security, and Multilateral Cooperation
Sixty-five years ago, the Antarctic Treaty established a multilateral governance system for the region, designating the continent as a scientific preserve dedicated
October 24, 2025
Event
Beyond Denial: Toward a Credible Cyber Deterrence Strategy
As cyberattacks escalate — hitting critical infrastructure, healthcare, and essential services — traditional cyber deterrence strategies focused on defense and resilience are falling short.
October 20, 2025
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Professor Emilie A. Caspar’s “Just Following Orders: Atrocities and the Brain Science of Obedience”
Professor Emilie A. Caspar of the University of Ghent, Belgium will walk us through the key findings of her fascinating recent book.
October 16, 2025
Event
Implications of the Military Junta’s Internal Shifts on Civil-Military Relations in Myanmar
Amid the ongoing conflict in Myanmar, the military junta reorganized its governing body in August. With junta-led elections – widely seen as
October 10, 2025
Event
How America Failed to Disarm North Korea: Implications for the Future
Largely based on almost 300 interviews with former US, South Korean and Chinese officials as well as his own experiences, Joel Wit’s
October 10, 2025
Event
A Dialogue with H.E. Nadia Fettah Alaoui: Navigating Morocco’s Path to Growth and Resilience
As part of her visit to Washington, D.C. for the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings, H.E. Nadia Fettah Alaoui, Morocco’s Minister
October 9, 2025
Event
Getting Ahead of the Storm: Improving Forecasting and Disaster Governance Amid Monsoonal Volatility in Nepal
A late-monsoon storm system hit Nepal again this past week, with intense rainfall causing flooding and landslides that took over 50 lives
October 7, 2025
Event
Closing the Climate Finance Gap in Conflict-Affected States: A Conversation with the Green Climate Fund
People living in conflict-affected countries are often hit hardest by climate impacts. Nineteen of the 25 countries most vulnerable to climate change
