The 2017 Stockholm Forum on Peace and Development focused on the theme 'Sustaining Peace: What works?' This report summarizes key takeaways from the conference as well as recommendations and next steps prescribed during individual sessions and select participant reflections.
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.
This report seeks to advance the discussion on the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into nuclear and nuclear-related weapon system by identifying commonalities in risk assessments on the AI–nuclear nexus, examining the current debate and approaches on human control and offering practical recommendations for moving forward.
This overview of women’s representation in multilateral peace operations presents data on aggregate personnel trends, annual snapshots of data on women’s representation in leadership, and annual averages of women in the personnel of peace operations and in member state contributions.
This SIPRI report examines possible next steps for multilateral policy on autonomous weapon systems.
This policy paper reviews the content of the export controls and sanctions that have been applied to the trade in spyware and other cyber-surveillance tools and outlines recommendations on how they could be strengthened, expanded and harmonized.
This report presents the outcomes of a research project with the primary aim of exploring what implications bias in military artificial intelligence has for international humanitarian law compliance.
Quantum technologies are advancing rapidly but multilateral coordination on standards and norms is fragmented. This report offers essential background and recommendations to help to advance the creation of ethical, legal and security frameworks that ensure quantum bolsters, rather than undermines, global stability.
This paper analyses alliance dynamics at the space–nuclear nexus in Europe.