This paper analyses two examples—Côte d’Ivoire and Sierra Leone—of United Nations peace operations being involved in security sector reform.
In Syria and Lebanon, building an effective infrastructure for peace entails embedding and adapting its core components—actors, regulations and mechanisms—to local political, social and institutional realities. This paper provides targeted policy recommendations for central governments, civil society organizations and international organizations in Syria and Lebanon.
This Climate, Peace and Security Fact Sheet is focused on Afghanistan and the series of conflict- and climate-related issues that face the country. The fact sheet offers a range of recommended actions for the international community to address these issues effectively.
This SIPRI good practice guide aims to support national efforts by PMP Code of Practice supporters by clarifying how export controls can be applied to CCICs and informing multilateral discussions on using export controls to tackle their proliferation and misuse.
This report discusses two major categories of potential disruptors at play in the High North and the Arctic: military capabilities and military activity.
This policy paper discusses existing and potential applications of artificial intelligence (AI) and distributed ledger technology (DLT) that could help strengthen key functions of the biological weapons prohibition regime.
This backgrounder provides an overview of China’s, India’s and the USA’s evolving integration of artificial intelligence into their respective nuclear postures, norms and systems.
This report examines the intersection of military procurement and responsible military artificial intelligence.
This report examines how ‘green geopolitics’ is unfolding through the strategies of major powers such as China, the European Union, Russia and the United States, and what this means for Ukraine’s energy transition and recovery.
This report aims to present how advances in artificial intelligence (AI) in the civilian domain present risks to international peace and security, and how such risks have been or could be addressed by the civilian AI community through responsible innovation.