Trustworthy Data Spaces: A Dialogue Between North and South (WTO Public Forum 2022)
Panels and conferences EventsThe session at the WTO Public Forum 2022 will discuss data sharing and flows, bridging proposals from the Global North and South like trustworthy data spaces, data free flows with trust, and community data. It aims to promote equal benefits in the data economy and impact negotiations on data flows. Organized by Diplo, the Swiss Federal Office of Communications, and the Geneva Internet Platform, the event features speakers from various organizations including UNCTAD and the University of St. Gallen. Details about the event can be found on the WTO Public Forum 2022 official page.
Small Nations Regulators’ Forum 2022
EventsThe Small Nations Regulators' Forum 2022 is an online event for members of the International Institute of Communications to collaborate, exchange experiences, and plan ahead. The keynote speaker will be Vladimir Radunovic, discussing e-diplomacy and cybersecurity. Visit the official page for details.
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African Digital Diplomacy and Governance
PagesThe text discusses the impact of digital diplomacy on African governance. It highlights the importance of utilizing digital platforms to enhance diplomatic activities and engage with citizens effectively. The article emphasizes the role of technology in promoting transparency, accountability, and public participation in the governance processes across African nations.
Science diplomacy: The road ahead in 2022 (WebDebate #53)
IFDT Science diplomacy EventsScience diplomacy has gained importance, particularly in addressing global challenges like climate change and pandemics. While some caution against overly optimistic views, urging for more realistic evaluations and considering geopolitical factors, others advocate for enhancing cross-border collaboration. A WebDebate on March 1st will delve into the future of science diplomacy in 2022, reflecting on lessons from the pandemic, supporting its practice, and setting expectations for its development. Key speakers will share insights, marking the beginning of a series exploring the theory and practice of science diplomacy.
Promoting inclusiveness in e-commerce negotiations through capacity building
Capacity development, E-commerce and trade EventsE-commerce is crucial for economic recovery, but the pandemic has exacerbated digital inequalities. Developing countries must have a stronger presence in trade negotiations. Despite participation, they contribute less to e-commerce governance discussions. A session by Diplo, the International Trade Centre, and IISD will explore ways to promote inclusiveness in e-commerce negotiations.
Radio and TV broadcasting: Diplomacy going live [A historical journey #9]
EventsThe text discusses the influence of radio and TV broadcasting on diplomacy. It highlights the technological origins of radio broadcasting and the powerful impact of Orson Welles' radio drama. The emergence of television as a news and entertainment medium is also emphasized, showcasing its role in shaping public opinion and serving as a tool for public diplomacy. The historical journey of these mediums will be further explored in a Masterclass titled "Radio and TV broadcasting: Diplomacy going live" on October 29th at 14:00.
How Artificial Intelligence is Changing Global Conflict
Conflict and crisis, AI diplomacy, Artificial Intelligence, Conflict resolution & Mediation EventsAdvancements in technology, specifically artificial intelligence, are altering global conflicts. The Innovation Technology Initiative aims to delve into this subject in an event titled "How Artificial Intelligence is Changing Global Conflict." Scheduled for October 18th, the event will feature speakers discussing recent initiatives and threats to peacebuilding and conflict resolution. Topics like machine learning, data governance, and fintech are reshaping policies surrounding global issues like climate change, human rights, supply chains, and labor forces. Participants can gain insights into these evolving dynamics by attending the event.
Telephone diplomacy: Dialling the ‘red line’ [A historical journey #8]
Webinars History of diplomacy EventsThe article discusses how the telephone and wireless communication impacted diplomacy by enabling urgent contact among world leaders, creating 'red lines' for communication. It highlights how countries like Germany used radio to catch up with more advanced telegraph systems. Diplomatic challenges such as security and privacy still echo in current digital policies. Jovan Kurbalija's Masterclass on "Telephone diplomacy: Dialling the ‘red line’" delves into this topic on September 30th.
[Briefing #77] Internet governance in July and August 2021
Alumni Briefings Internet governance and digital policy EventsAccess the latest digital policy updates by visiting the Digital Watch Updates and Trends pages. Subscribe to the weekly or monthly newsletters for insights. The Digital Watch Internet Governance Briefing is facilitated by the Geneva Internet Platforms (GIP) Digital Watch observatory, a Diplo initiative.