I had two days of great discussions in Amsterdam on the AI-cyber interplay in armed conflict. I presented on Artificial Intelligence and the Obligation to Respect and to Ensure Respect for
International Humanitarian Law. Thanks to all the organisers and participants! #ihl #ai

And just like that … the three-week residential session of the Hague Academy of International Law Centre for Studies and Research 2025 has come to a close—but the project is not over! Stay tuned for our forthcoming book on Artificial Intelligence and International Law

Delighted to be in Toronto to give a presentation on the principle of non-intervention as a balancing mechanism ensuring the co-existence of empires at the conference on Legal Histories of Empire: Empires in Touch #nonintervention

Another stop in the non-intervention tour. In 1968, Wenceslas Square in Prague became a focal point of resistance against the Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia. After the Prague Spring was suppressed, Brezhnev proclaimed his doctrine of limited sovereignty.

Another stop on the #nonintervention tour. The Nyon Agreement was signed on 14 Sept 1937. Nyon was chosen to avoid association with the League of Nations, which was viewed unfavorably by Italy. The agreement addressed attacks on international shipping during the Spanish Civil War

Next stop of the non-intervention roadshow: Trento, 4 December. Thanks Marco Pertile for the invitation! Join us if you happen to be there

At Edinburgh Law School to talk about my non-intervention book

At Edinburgh Law School to talk about my non-intervention book

Look what’s arrived in the post: the Chinese edition of my Cyber Operations book

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