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International Relations Fellows Present Research at IMEMO On October 24th, IR specialists from CIS countries presented their research findings, developed under Institute of World Economy and International Relations, (IMEMO), Russian Academy of Sciences scholars' guidance. The research addresses key aspects of contemporary international relations: 🔹 International Security & Peace Architecture 🔹 Strategic Partnership Evolution 🔹 Global Order Transformation 🔹 Modern Diplomatic Instruments The presented works examine current developments in global politics, from technological impact on diplomacy to evolving security dynamics in the polycentric world. Congratulations to our fellows on this remarkable achievement! Their insights are already generating valuable discussions on addressing interconnected global challenges. #InternationalRelations #GlobalPolitics #Diplomacy #Research #IMEMO #GlobalAffairs #ForeignPolicy

⏳ TOMORROW | As next year marks 50 years of EU-China diplomatic relations, this year’s #EuropeChinaForum will reflect on the evolution of these ties, examining how globalisation, trade and security policies have influenced the relationship and exploring pathways for sustainable cooperation in a shifting geopolitical landscape. The first session of the Forum will explore ways to strengthen EU-China collaboration, addressing how to move from high-level discussions to tangible action, reconcile differing approaches to AI regulation, and consider the EU’s potential role in US-China relations given recent political shifts. Joining us, we are delighted to welcome: 🔹 Tang Heng, Ambassador at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China 🔹 Jin Ling, Director and Senior Research Fellow at the China Institute of International Studies (CIIS) 🔹 Tomas Petricek, Former Czech Minister of Foreign Affairs and EYL40 European Young Leaders 🔹 Angeline Sanzay, Policy Advisor EU-China Climate Diplomacy at E3G 🔹 WEN WANG, Dean & Professor at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China ➡️ Find out more: tinyurl.com/EUChina24 #GlobalEurope #EUChina #Diplomacy #EUTrade

As part of China’s broader growing presence in Latin America and the Caribbean, Chinese science diplomacy has also increased. There are important steps that the U.S. can take to increase the impact of its own science diplomacy in the region. Thrilled to share my latest article published with the support of the FIU Jack D Gordon Institute for Public Policy and featured on Global Americans. https://lnkd.in/eYWkw-Fu.

In today’s multipolar world of fracturing alliances, the influence of #science and #technology is increasingly tied to the advancement of individual nations’ geostrategic and economic interests. In this new context, argue Vaughan Turekian and Peter Gluckman, science diplomacy must evolve.

🗳️ Join us for post-election analysis panel discussions: November 11, 4-5:30 PM PT, in person and online via Zoom | Hear from Francis Fukuyama, Kiyoteru Tsutsui, Gita Wirjawan, and Gi-Wook Shin as they consider what the next U.S. administration’s policies mean for the Asia-Pacific and how stakeholders in the region look at their future with the United States. Register >> https://lnkd.in/gFgN5Hsg November 18, 12-1:30 PM PT, in person only | Gain expert insights on how the new U.S. administration's policies could affect U.S.-China relations in areas including trade, security, and strategic diplomacy. Join Jean Oi, Director of APARC’s China Program, alongside Shorenstein APARC Fellow Tom Fingar, Peking University's international relations scholar and APARC's China Policy Fellow YU Tiejun, and Visiting Scholar Matthew Dolbow. Register >> https://lnkd.in/gPdQRXZi #electionanalysis #uselections #asiapacific #usasiapolicy #china #uschinarelations #uschinapolicy #usforeignpolicy #diplomacy #trade #asiasecurity

Our paper on the future of science diplomacy

Great to see #AP4D's work referenced in this AAAS Science & Diplomacy paper from The Australian Academy of Science's Frances Separovic and Chennupati Jagadish, AC. "Science #diplomacy is an essential element to Australia’s desired 'whole of nation' approach to foreign policy, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region... However, Australia’s approach to science diplomacy more broadly is ad hoc, with limited evidence of nationwide coordination or a structured framework. It is in this context that national academies and their influence and capability to convene international partners can be leveraged as a key tool of Australia’s #statecraft." 🔗 Read the paper at https://lnkd.in/gr4GMR9Y. The AP4D paper 'What does it look like for Australia to take a whole-of-nation approach to international policy’ is the result of four months of extensive consultations with 113 experts from 93 organisations. It outlines lessons and models that can be replicated in putting a whole-of-nation approach to Australia’s international policy into practice. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gxriATJv.

The World Science Diplomacy Summit, organized by @SciTechDiploHub and moderated by Martí Jiménez Mausbach, featured a compelling panel discussion on #ScienceDiplomacy for Social Progress. During the discussion, I highlighted : 📍 The importance of understanding the historical flows of knowledge, to foster a more nuanced approach to Science Diplomacy. 📍 Pakistan’s strategic role in the global science diplomacy landscape. 📍 The pivotal role of emerging technologies in shaping our future and leveraging science as a tool for socio-economic development. It was an enriching experience to exchange ideas with esteemed panelists, including Dr. Neema Balolebwami Nelly and Dr. Meri Rosich, and explore how science diplomacy can drive social progress. The Summit provided a timely opportunity for diverse stakeholders from the realms of diplomacy and science to gather, share ideas, and co-create pathways for international collaboration. Given the complex challenges we face today, it is crucial to strengthen frameworks like science diplomacy to foster global solutions. Congratulations to SciTech DiploHub for organizing an outstanding event. #Diplomacy #ScienceAndTechnology #SocialProgress #Innovation #Pakistan #GlobalEngagement #EmergingTech #ScienceDiplomacy

📃 New Arctic Circle Journal Entry 📃 “Science Diplomacy in and for the Arctic: Opportunities in Turbulent Times” #Science, #research and #innovation play a key role in increasing our knowledge of the Arctic, in understanding the changes of the region and hence in contributing to providing policy responses to the huge challenges it is facing. It is an illustration of the importance of science diplomacy. Science diplomacy has different dimensions. This article will address how science contributes to evidence-based policymaking in turbulent times. ✍️ Read: https://lnkd.in/dn75QzJF

China in the News: October 28th, 2024 Staying informed about global events is important! Here's a quick rundown of some recent headlines from China: Science & Tech: 🇨🇳 Chinese scientists discovered a new bat species in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau! Plus, a flying car factory just broke ground in Guangdong Province! Diplomacy: President Xi Jinping emphasized the importance of inclusive public services and cooperation with developing nations. International Relations: China called for a ceasefire in the Middle East, while tensions remain high between the US and China. Interested in learning more about independent Chinese media? Check out "A Voice for Independent China" for in-depth reporting and analysis. https://avice.org #China #News #Science #Diplomacy #GlobalAffairs #IndependentMedia