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CIC in the news

  • US scholar wants Pakistan to play its role again in restarting Afghan peace talks

    Feb 08, 2021

    Pakistan's Geo TV covered a seminar by CIC senior fellow Barnett Rubin on the expected new policy for South Asia under the new U.S. Biden administration.

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  • Actions on Afghanistan During the Biden Administration’s First 100 Days

    Jan 26, 2021

    For the Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale, CIC senior fellow Barnett Rubin wrote about Doha Agreement and what the May 2021 deadline for the US to withdraw all troops from Afghanistan means for the Biden administration.

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Past Events

  • What a War Crime Looks Like from Space

    Feb 23, 2021

    The February Data for Peace Dialogues is on remote sensing and satellite imagery, and how these types of technology can be used for human rights protection and conflict prevention. Experts discussed how their organizations apply remote sensing in their work, how this field has changed in the last decade, and what is the potential for the positive impact in the future.

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  • Hate Decoded - Online Hate Speech and Violence Prevention

    Jan 26, 2021

    The January Data for Peace Dialogue was on hate speech and its connections with social networks and physical violence carried out in the outside world. In this session, we will hear from panelists who will discuss the possibilities of utilizing data-proven techniques to detect and respond to hate speech and violent extremism effectively and consider the possibilities of scaling these approaches in different countries all over the world.

     

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