Panel on Cybersecurity at the Belgrade Security Forum
Panels and conferences EventsPanel on cybersecurity at the Belgrade Security Forum discussed main threats, players, and cybersecurity methods. Speakers included Jovan Kurbalija, Vladimir Radunovic, Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones, Alexander Klimburg, and Predrag Tasevski.
Radio broadcasting and public diplomacy
EventsThe webinar discussed the evolution of radio broadcasting, tracing its origins to wireless communication advancements by figures like Marconi and Fessenden. Orson Welles' "The War of the Worlds" exemplified radio's influence. Despite predictions of obsolescence, communication technologies like mail, telegraph, and telephone coexist with newer forms like radio and Internet broadcasting, proving their longevity and impact on public diplomacy.
[Webinar] Radio broadcasting and public diplomacy
Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsThe text discusses the historical significance of radio in influencing global affairs, particularly during and after World War II. It highlights how radio broadcasting was utilized for propaganda and diplomacy purposes by various nations. The webinar on "Radio broadcasting and public diplomacy" will delve into the evolution of technology and its impact on diplomatic relations.
[Webinar] The Arab IGF: discussion amid conflict
Webinars EventsA webinar discussing the Arab Internet Governance Forum in Algiers on October 1-3 amidst conflict in the region. Hosted by Hanane Boujemi, the webinar explores aims, priority issues, and ways for stakeholders to engage in the forum. Attendance is free, and registration is required. Additionally, a podcast of the webinar is available for viewing on YouTube.
[Webinar] Open government: issues and challenges
Briefings Sustainable development EventsThe text discusses the importance of open government and the challenges associated with it, highlighting the role of the Internet in promoting transparency and citizen empowerment. It also provides details about an upcoming webinar hosted by Veronica Cretu, a member of the Open Government Partnership, focusing on the impact of open government, key players involved, and addressing various challenges. The webinar aims to raise awareness and encourage citizen involvement in open government initiatives.
Diplomacy and the invention of telephony and wireless communication – July 2013
EventsIn July 2013, diplomacy was influenced by the introduction of telephony and wireless communication. These technologies allowed heads of state to communicate more closely, set up urgent lines of communication, and brought about a shift in global telecom geopolitics, with wireless communication being utilized to bridge the gap between emerging powers and established ones. Modern-day discussions about Internet governance echo earlier diplomatic concerns regarding security, privacy, and neutrality in the realm of telephony and wireless communication.
[Webinar-2013] Diplomacy and the invention of telephony and wireless communication
Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsThe text discusses how telephony and wireless communication impacted diplomacy, particularly through facilitating urgent communication between heads of state and challenging established powers. It highlights ongoing diplomatic issues like security, privacy, and neutrality, which continue to be relevant in Internet governance discussions. The content encourages participation in a webinar on the evolution of diplomacy on July 26th, with a promise of more webinars in September 2013.
Summer 2013 online courses
Alumni Courses Contemporary diplomacy, Critical internet resources, Multilateral diplomacy EventsSummer 2013 online courses offered by Diplo from July 22 onwards focus on topics like 21st-century diplomacy, multilateral diplomacy, and internet resources. Ideal for diplomats and international relations professionals, these part-time courses involve around 5-7 hours of study each week for ten weeks. Activities include reading, quizzes, assignments, and online discussions. Deadline for applications is May 20 for credit courses and June 17 for certificate courses. Testimonials highlight the benefits of the course in redefining diplomatic roles and fostering networking among participants. Contact admissions@diplomacy.edu for more information and apply early.
[Webinar] Cybersecurity for e-diplomats: hype and reality
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybercrime EventsThe webinar discusses cybersecurity challenges faced by diplomats, including cyber threats and the role of international cooperation. It explores how governments respond to cyber threats and the importance of diplomacy in cybersecurity. The webinar aims to educate e-diplomats on understanding and preparing for cyber-security issues.
E-Diplomacy at Montenegro Summer School for Young Diplomats
Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy EventsAt Montenegro Summer School for Young Diplomats, a session on E-Diplomacy was delivered by DiploFoundation. It combined remote video interventions with in-person lectures, covering the importance of the Internet in diplomatic activities, governance, and e-tools. Around 50 young representatives from over 30 countries participated in this innovative session.
