Dr. Jovan Kurbalija leads a masterclass on the history of diplomacy and technology, exploring past civilizations' adaptation to new technologies. The series delves into continuity and change in diplomatic evolution, the role of information and communication, and technology's influence on political landscapes. This exploration aims to uncover patterns in technology-society interactions, offering insights into handling current and future challenges. The first episode aired on January 28th, inviting viewers to follow the discussion on YouTube and Facebook.

The text discusses cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities heightened by the shift to online work during the COVID-19 crisis. The text details threats like cyber-attacks on critical infrastructure, phishing emails exploiting the pandemic, and the need for a collective response to decrease cyberattacks. The live discussion is aimed at addressing how cybersecurity challenges have evolved during the crisis, examining vulnerability changes, government response strategies, and the importance of strengthening industry and civil society involvement in enhancing digital security. Key experts participating in the webinar are introduced, each with unique roles and experiences in the cybersecurity field.

A digital policy community in Geneva met to discuss implementing recommendations from the High-Level Panel on Digital Cooperation's report, with over 80 participants contributing concrete action points.