The architect of a long-running advisory reflects on trust, uncertainty, and how evidence reaches decision-makers.
Science advice does not operate as a simple bridge between research and policy, according to Québec’s chief scientist Rémi Quirion. It is a system that must be built and maintained over time.
“The role was created because there weren’t strong enough links between the research world and the government,” Quirion said on The Science Diplomat podcast.
ICRC launches a new phase of a project to extend protections to cyberspace as services become vulnerable to online attacks.
Discussions in Geneva revealed concern over fragmented regulation, unequal access and the need for safeguards.
A new scientific panel, global political forum, leadership commission and summit shape the U.N.'s approach to AI.
Report argues countries may gain access to AI but lose influence over standards, infrastructure and governance.
ICRC launches a new phase of a project to extend protections to cyberspace as services become vulnerable to online attacks.
Discussions in Geneva revealed concern over fragmented regulation, unequal access and the need for safeguards.
Can a divided and polarized world still work together to confront problems that no nation can solve alone?
U.N. report raises questions about who benefits from the next phase of globalization as capital concentrates in key sectors.
