Member Articles

AI policy and regulation should ensure it benefits all rather than maintain the status quo for a privileged few. This piece highlights existing regulatory frameworks that can provide a foundational basis for AI governance.

This discusses the necessity for dialogue amongst countries in multilateral institutions given the Australian nuclear-submarine catalyst in recent news. This proliferation raises questions on security and cooperation.

This report focuses on economic great power interests in the technology sector, particularly between competing industries, and how subsidies and export controls risk splitting the global economy into competing blocs.

Japan’s G7 presidency is a chance to narrow differences on economic security, strengthen member coordination, and step-up engagement with non-G7 countries. This article recommends prioritizing five aspects of economic security.

Developments in AI have raised alarm for those on the world stage who demand that human control over weapons systems be maintained and regulated. This argues that without immediate action, the opportunity to regulate AI-assisted weapons may soon vanish.

This report analyzes how the West and developing countries are divided in their response to the Ukraine conflict, and what it means for international order. It argues the only viable order is one that is more inclusive and representative.

Central Asia and Southeast Asia share geopolitical circumstances and challenges deserve greater policy attention. Both regions should engage more to share experiences and views on how best to respond to great-power tensions and pressure.

The knowledge politics surfacing in controversies that were visible during the recent climate report adoptions reflect the conflicting interests that will shape the upcoming round of new emission reduction and financing pledges.

Central bank digital currencies offer the promise of an efficient and quantifiable means to monitor currency data and regulate transactions. However, it would also represent a level of finely tuned government control we have never seen before.

Pretoria’s global credibility hinges on a precarious balancing act between competing views on the international order.