The conference aims to bring together leading scholars, diplomats and the wider public to engage in in-depth discussions on the implications of a new Trump era for European security.

This conference was co-organised by the Toda Peace Institute and the Centre on Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding (CCDP), Geneva Graduate Institute to take stock of the achievements and lacunae in the process that lead to the Pact for the Future.

Change is happening to global order and there is a clear need to explore the implications and lessons of reordering and disorder. In this context, the Global (Dis)Order Conference aims to generate insights and creative thinking that improves our collective understanding of the current moment and suggests possible pathways for international cooperation on shared challenges.

The sixth edition of the FriEnt Peacebuilding Forum is themed Shifting Power in Peace: New Dynamics and Agendas – Reshaping Cooperation for Sustainable Peace and Development.

Reflecting the increasing recognition across the humanitarian community of the need to scale up its action and adapt its responses to the impacts of climate change, HNPW provides a unique forum for humanitarian networks and partnerships to meet and address key humanitarian issues.

The tenth Geneva Peace Week will be held under the overarching theme “Building Trust, Building Peace: An Agenda for the Future".

This year’s Challenges Annual Forum (CAF21Berlin) gathered partners and key stakeholders from across the globe in a virtual event to discuss and recommend how peace operations could address climate and environmental security risks and opportunities more effectively.

This high-level side event at COP26 set out an evidence-based, coherent narrative on climate, peace and stability. Hosted by Germany, adelphi and the Munich Security Conference, with Luxembourg, Nauru, and the United Arab Emirates, the event aimed to build on multilateral momentum to establish leadership and guiding principles for climate action which can advance peace and stability.