[Brussels e-briefings] One year after the Benghazi uprising: the tumultuous tale of the Libyan Spring
Webinars EventsA year after the Benghazi uprising, Libya experienced a western-led intervention without ground troops. The Security Council approved Resolution 1973 to protect civilians from the Gaddafi regime, leading to his overthrow and execution. The aftermath poses questions on Libya avoiding militia wars, nurturing democratic forces, managing oil wealth, Islamist influence, potential secession, and comparing its path to Tunisia and Egypt post-Arab Spring. Richard Werly, a Diplo fellow recently returned from Libya, provides insights on these topics in an upcoming e-briefing session.
Training Workshop in Language and Diplomacy
Alumni Training and workshops Language (and) diplomacy EventsDiplo conducted a training workshop in language and diplomacy in collaboration with the National Telecom Regulatory Authority () of Egypt. The workshop focused on advanced negotiation skills, managing diplomatic processes, and various aspects of language use in diplomacy to enhance participants' abilities in these areas.
[Webinar] Online Freedom of Expression
EventsThe webinar discusses the significance of online freedom of expression, addressing issues like violations, privacy, and intellectual property. Hosted by Salanieta T. Tamanikaiwaimaro, it delves into controversies surrounding this topic, emphasizing its relevance in today's digital age.
[Webinar] Online Freedom of Expression
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Freedom of expression EventsThe message highlights the importance of Internet Governance in relation to freedom of expression online. It emphasizes the power of the Internet as a tool for communication and the complexities of balancing freedom of expression with other human rights. A webinar on Online Freedom of Expression, featuring Salanieta T. Tamanikaiwaimaro, a co-coordinator of the Civil Society Internet Governance Caucus, addresses these controversies. Registration for the February webinar is now closed.
E-Diplomacy day at Malta workshop
Training and workshops Digital diplomacy EventsParticipants at the Malta Master/Workshop on Contemporary Diplomacy are exploring e-diplomacy tools' applications and implications, with Diplo staff guiding them through information sharing, online negotiation, and remote participation. Discussions revolve around incorporating these tools into diplomatic practices.
[Webinar] Copyright infringement: from SOPA/PIPA to Megaupload
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Intellectual property rights EventsThe text discusses the impact of the / Strike, which protested against SOPA/PIPA and Megaupload's shutdown, sparking debates on peer-to-peer sharing and copyright infringement. The summary would be: The message delves into the repercussions of the / Strike, resisting SOPA/PIPA and addressing Megaupload's closure, igniting discussions on copyright infringement and peer-to-peer sharing.
Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy 2012 workshop
Alumni Courses, Training and workshops Contemporary diplomacy EventsParticipants from various countries are gathering in Malta for a Diplomacy workshop by Diplo and the University of Malta. The workshop will cover theory and practice of diplomacy including negotiations, protocol, and e-diplomacy. Following the workshop, participants will complete the program through online courses and dissertation writing.
Webinar podcast: Europe and Asia a divergent path
EventsThe webinar podcast discusses the divergent paths of Europe and Asia during Europe's financial troubles. While Europe looks to Asia for help, Asian countries are turning towards the west. Richard Werly analyzes this situation, providing insights, positions, and forecasts in the podcast.
[Brussels e-briefings] Europe and Asia: a divergent path
Webinars EventsEurope has been reaching out to Asian powers for help, but Asia is more focused on the U.S. for security and is not prioritizing Europe's crisis. There will be a discussion on the diverging paths of Europe and Asia in 2012, with a growing European trend towards protectionism. The event will address why Asians are hesitant to aid Eurozone countries, why Europe shouldn't expect help from China and other Asian nations, why the U.S. is seen as a better security partner for Asia, and how Europe can avoid being sidelined in the region's growth.
Internet governance in 2012: What can we expect?
Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Access, Critical internet resources, Encryption, Intellectual property rights, Net neutrality and zero-rating EventsThe text discusses upcoming events in Internet governance for 2012, focusing on key topics such as human rights online, International Telecommunication Regulations, ICANN's reforms, intellectual property rights, and managing the Internet through technical solutions. The text invites participation in a webinar to deliberate on these issues and predict future developments.
