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Science Advice Is Built Over Time, Québec’s Chief Scientist Says
The architect of one of the world’s longest-running science advisory systems reflects on trust, uncertainty, and how evidence reaches decision-makers.
Apr 20
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John Heilprin
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The Science Diplomat Playbook
Mapping the people, policies and power shifts shaping global science diplomacy.
Apr 20
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Science Diplomat Staff
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The Architecture of Science Advice: A Conversation with Rémi Quirion
Québec’s chief scientist reflects on building systems of trust, coordination, and evidence that operate across government and global networks.
Apr 16
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Science Diplomat Staff
S1E3: Rémi Quirion on Science Advice, Trust, and Building Systems That Last
Independent reporting and conversations on science and governance.
Apr 16
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Science Diplomat Staff
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From Restraint to Acceleration: How Science Took on Global Governance
Part 2 of a two-part note on how science diplomacy evolved before it had a name and why that history matters now.
Apr 14
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Science Diplomat Staff
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Before It Was a Strategy, Science Was Already Diplomatic
Part 1 of a two-part note on how science diplomacy evolved before it had a name — and why that history matters now.
Apr 7
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Science Diplomat Staff
The Global South Is Rethinking AI But Not Yet Controlling It
From Johannesburg to New Delhi, governments are reframing artificial intelligence around justice and sovereignty. But control over infrastructure and…
Apr 3
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Bupe Chikumbi
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From Paris to Montreal: Science Diplomacy Gets Institutional Backing
Quebec’s new network of research chairs turns last year’s UNESCO science diplomacy agenda into funded training, research and international partnerships.
Apr 2
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Bupe Chikumbi
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Governments Turn to AI Firms as New Layer of Governance Emerges
Direct agreements with developers reflect a shift toward operational oversight as regulatory systems lag behind
Apr 1
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Bupe Chikumbi
March 2026
When Scientific Authority Becomes Law
Who governs science when no one is in charge: Part 5 of a five-part series
Mar 31
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Science Diplomat Staff
Global Science Runs on Trust, Not Just Technology
CERN senior scientist Archana Sharma argues that large-scale scientific collaboration depends on negotiation, credibility, and long-term coordination…
Mar 30
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John Heilprin
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Security Disputes and U.N. Efforts Raise Pressure for Global AI Rules
Leaders, multilateral initiatives and defense conflicts all point to the widening gap between capability and governance.
Mar 27
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Arete News Staff
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