April 24th marked the UN’s International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace (IDMDP), in acknowledgement of multilateral decision-making and diplomacy’s role in achieving peaceful resolutions to conflicts among nations

A few hours outside of most major cities in Australia, you start to reach what we call the outback—a great vastness of arid land that is a majestic sight to behold.

One of the hardest challenges for activists is to create a sense of urgency around the issues they champion. 

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak a global pandemic. As the healthcare industry scrambled to address the crisis, attempting to save millions of lives, hackers saw this as the perfect time to strike

To bring attention to shared our digital environment and underscore the importance of protecting it from state-sponsored cyberattacks, we launched an online video series called The Navigation Bar.

Along the de facto border between India and Pakistan lies Kargil, a small district in Kashmir, where, 21 years ago, an armed conflict led to horrible bloodshed.

From Australian wildfires to international marches for racial justice to a global pandemic, 2020 will be remembered as a year full of world-shifting events.

Even under normal circumstances (any year pre-2020), sticking to a resolution is no easy feat.

It seems that in recent months cyberwarfare has finally broken through to the general consciousness.

In December 1903, the Wright Brothers accomplished something that would fundamentally change the way that humans travel across the Earth. They proved that sustained powered flight was possible. On that day, humanity realized that we are not meant to be bound to this Earth—we are destined for the skies.