Building a more secure world • Director Robin Geiss
Robin Geiss is a German academic specializing in public international law. In 2021, he was appointed by United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres as Director of the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research. Prior to this, Geiss held various academic appointments including as Swiss Chair of International Humanitarian Law at the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights and Director of the Glasgow Centre for International Law and Security at the University of Glasgow. .. more
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- UNIDIR's Director at the 2nd Conference of the Italian Ecosystem for Cyber Capacity Building
At our upcoming conference next Monday, we’ll explore how knowledge transfer is driving the spread and use of improvised weapons.
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UNIDIR's latest toolkit includes concrete examples of actions and indicators which can inspire renewed action to advance the Agenda.
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Under this year’s theme on advancing global cooperation in cyberspace, they may address one sub-theme:
📉 Understanding risks
⚖️ Shaping governance
🛡️ Building resilience
📥 By 6 January: genevacyberweek.com/en/submit-an-event
Your insights are helping chart the path toward a safer, more resilient world 🌐
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On this #InternationalDayofPersonswithDisabilities, learn about the complementarities between disability rights and disarmament.
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Read our new report analyzing 197 National Action Plans and the relevance of arms control and disarmament to the full implementation of the Agenda.
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🇰🇳 Saint Kitts and Nevis
🇨🇺 Cuba
🇨🇩 Democratic Republic of the Congo
🇧🇪 Belgium
🇨🇱 Chile
🇧🇸 Bahamas
🇲🇦 Morocco
🇦🇫 Afghanistan
🛰️ Head over to UNIDIR’s Space Security Portal to find out more about these latest additions: spacesecurityportal.org
On #WorldFuturesDay, watch our video imagining what the world might look like in 2045 👇
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That's exactly what we at UNIDIR are seeking to achieve via our Futures Lab.
🔎 Want to learn more? Check out our work: unidir.org/FutureLab
🔍 Check out our new data dashboard exploring the changing security context: bit.ly/43YAySl
Join us for a special event marking UNIDIR’s 45th anniversary — and looking ahead to the future of international security.
🔗 unidir.org/UNIDIRat45
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What is improvisation? What is the role of knowledge transfer?
🗞️ Find out in our commentary and join UNIDIR's conference on improvised SALW, IEDs and UAS on 8 December: unidir.org/ImpWeap
📰 Download it here: unidir.org/5YearStrategy
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Thanks to Global Affairs Canada for their partnership and support! 🤝
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Your insights and collaboration are vital in shaping responsible governance for emerging technologies.
🔍 UNIDIR’s latest data dashboard explores their experiences, challenges and needs: bit.ly/4pg3PA0
Couldn't make it to Geneva? No worries! Join us via #livestream and be part of the discussion 🔴⬇️
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Panel 3 at UNIDIR’s Innovation Dialogue #ID25 brings top experts to discuss current uses, future trends, and the implications of neurotechnology in the military domain.
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Through art and dialogue, her installation DISARMING SILENCE invites reflections about violence against women.
🗓️ 25 November - 10 December, Geneva
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📖 Read UNIDIR’s newest report about the realities of banditry beyond simplistic narratives of farmer-herder violence and ethnic conflict: unidir.org/MEACFindings47
On today’s #WorldChildrensDay, hear from children themselves 🇳🇬
Our research reveals their stories and photos, showing life under Boko Haram and the courage it took to find a way out.
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From ethics and human rights to data governance and societal impact, UNIDIR's Innovations Dialogue #ID25 panel 2 will examine the broad risks emerging as neurotechnologies rapidly advance.
🔗 Register here: unidir.org/ID25
🗓️ 24 November, Geneva and online
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In UNIDIR’s latest commentary, Andrey Baklitskiy reflects on “A House of Dynamite” and what the film gets right about nuclear risk, decision-making, and the limits of deterrence.
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Join leading voices as they unpack what neurotechnologies are, where the field stands today, and how it may shape tomorrow’s security landscape 🧠
🔗 Register here: unidir.org/ID25
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Marking 45 years, we’re launching a new strategy to navigate the future of international security.
📰 unidir.org/5YearStrategy
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