The digital divide persists, especially along gender, geographic and generational lines. The public sector often lacks the ...

Existing multilateral rules of origin work for goods because they are things that can only be delivered from one place at one ...

Canada and other members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization are facing higher defence-spending targets in response to ...

AI’s planetary impact is uncertain. From Climate Week NYC to COP31, choices now will decide if AI drives regeneration or ...

Canada risks its climate credibility by staying silent on disinformation. Defending the truth is key to protecting democracy, ...

As noted in the “Kananaskis Common Vision for the Future of Quantum Technologies,” multilateral institutions can support ...

How UN diplomats working to prevent an arms race in outer space are inching forward through duplication, silence and small ...

The first drone wars in history. The current conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East are vying for the title. Both wars have seen devastating initial use of drones, great proliferation and ...

This paper argues that Internet governance bodies give little consideration to children’s rights, despite growing calls from international child rights organizations to address their rights in the ...

As digital technologies become more sophisticated, so does technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV). This type of violence can take many forms, from the release of personal information and ...

Space-based satellite equipment is critically important for daily life on Earth. It enables real-time communications; timing for banking and stock market transactions; navigation and positioning; and ...

The new logo of Elon Musk’s social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, is displayed in this photo illustration. (Dado Ruvic/REUTERS) Content moderation — the process of monitoring and ...