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Geneva AI Attaché: Technology for inclusive, informed, and impactful diplomacy

Jovan Kurbalija

Small and developing countries often find themselves overshadowed in complex multilateral negotiations. Picture a small mission with just a handful of diplomats trying to keep pace with the multitude of parallel diplo...

Digital governance in International Geneva in 2023: What to expect and how to respond

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Authors: Jovan Kurbalija and Stephanie Borg Psaila Predicting the future is a tricky affair, but existing patterns provide good clues on what to expect, and how to respond. In general, it’s a gloomy outlook fo...

WEF 2023: Is Davos becoming tech shy?

Jovan Kurbalija

17 January 2023

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The World Economic Forum has always been enthusiastic about tech. Their concept of the Fourth Industrial Revolution has been driven by digitalisation. This year at the traditional pre-Davos press conference, digitalis...

Nature and digital: A historical view from Geneva

Jovan Kurbalija

Three hundred years ago, Charles Bonnet was born in the thriving intellectual epicentre of Geneva. Botanist, lawyer, philosopher, psychologist, and politician were but a few parts of what was a rich life of academic p...

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