Diplo at Bosnia and Herzegovina IGF
Alumni Panels and conferences Capacity development EventsDiplo will be involved in the Bosnia and Herzegovina Internet Governance Forum, focusing on internet governance, capacity development, and youth involvement, with an emphasis on infrastructure, equal access, and online safety. The event will feature discussions, research findings, and strategic aspects of internet infrastructures. Students will have a dedicated pre-event to learn about internet governance topics.
[WebDebate] Digital diplomacy: new actors and technology in diplomacy
WebDebates Digital diplomacy EventsThe text discusses digital diplomacy and the changing diplomatic landscape due to new actors and technology. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the strategies of ministries of foreign affairs in adopting social media for public diplomacy. The upcoming WebDebate on December 5th will delve into how digital diplomacy empowers new players and its impact on traditional diplomatic practices, featuring speakers with extensive diplomatic experience. The event is part of a series organized by Diplo to explore the future of diplomacy.
[Webinar] E-commerce for development: e-Residency for the inclusion of SMEs in global markets
Webinars E-commerce and trade EventsThe webinar will discuss how Estonia's e-Residency program can help SMEs from developing countries access global markets by establishing online companies with banking and payment solutions. It aims to address barriers like e-payment access and customs procedures that hinder small businesses. The event will feature speakers from e-Residency and DiploFoundation. Join the webinar on December 4th to learn more and register for the event through Facebook for networking opportunities and updates on digital commerce courses.
Half-day course: Cybersecurity in Practice 2017
Alumni Courses Network security EventsA half-day course titled Cybersecurity in Practice 2017 is being offered by DiploFoundation with the support of the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of Switzerland. Aimed at diplomats and officials in public administration, the course simplifies cybersecurity concepts and technology. Two sessions will be held, one in Geneva on December 1st and another in Bern on December 7th. The course is exclusively for participants in Switzerland, with all costs covered. Contact Mr. Marco Lotti for further details.
Seminar: Diplomatic immunities in the digital era
Training and workshops Privileges and immunities EventsDr. Jovan Kurbalija will lead a seminar in Geneva on diplomatic immunities in the digital age, exploring if data has the same protection as physical archives. Considerations will include the legal basis for "e-immunities," the application of diplomatic rules to the internet, and the responsibility of governments in ensuring online immunities. The seminar will address relevant case studies and legal sources, inviting students to reflect on the universal application of diplomatic immunities and the limitations of legal action against private companies. To learn more and register, visit the Junior Diplomat Initiative webpage.
SEE Hub: Internet governance in November 2017
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsJoin the South Eastern European hub on November 28 for a briefing on Internet governance updates in November. The session will cover global and regional digital policy developments, providing a comprehensive update. The event is organized by the Geneva Internet Platform and DiploFoundation, with the South Eastern European Dialogue on Internet Governance. Stay informed by attending the online briefing and register to secure your place.
[Briefing] Internet governance in November 2017
Briefings Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsIn November 2017, key topics in Internet governance included legal issues faced by Uber, discussions on lethal autonomous weapons, security vulnerabilities, and challenges to the right to be forgotten. A briefing summarizing these updates will be held on November 28th, analyzing their impact and looking ahead to developments in December. The event is organized by the Geneva Internet Platform, offering insights on global digital policy developments.
Where and how to protect legal interests in the digital era
Geneva Digital Talks Alternative dispute resolution, Jurisdiction EventsThe text discusses the importance of protecting legal interests in the digital age and explores jurisdiction and dispute resolution in internet-related cases. It highlights the increasing reliance on courts to resolve digital issues and the integration of digital tools into legal procedures. The session also delves into the role of judges as rule-makers in digital policy and the impact of court judgements on digital matters globally. Additionally, it mentions upcoming digital developments and alternatives to traditional dispute settlement, emphasizing the need for a technologically-sensitive dispute resolution system.
Communication skills workshop for Serbian MFA
Alumni Training and workshops EventsA communication skills workshop was held for Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs representatives by the Diplo Foundation. The training stressed the importance of tone, speed, and pitch in effective communication, and included practical exercises. Participants noted the impact of the workshop in improving their awareness and message delivery. Facilitator Ms. Mary Murphy was commended for her expertise. Continuous feedback will be offered to participants, and the workshop was deemed a valuable experience. Ms. Murphy, a Budapest-based public speaking coach, led the workshop.
The future of diplomacy: Between continuity and change
Alumni Courses, Panels and conferences Artificial Intelligence, Negotiations, Online education, Public Diplomacy EventsDiploFoundation celebrates its 15th and 25th anniversaries with a conference on The Future of Diplomacy, exploring the impact of technology and other areas on diplomatic functions. Discussions will focus on global digital policy, online learning trends, and the role of artificial intelligence in diplomacy. The conference, taking place in November, will address practical tech usage in diplomatic work and life. Visit the conference website for more details.
