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How to maintain multilateral cooperation on export controls in an era of geopolitical competition

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By Mark Bromley, Giovanna Maletta
| SIPRI
As the Group of Seven (G7) holds its annual meeting in France this week, the question of how to secure supply chains for strategic goods, including critical minerals, is high on the agenda. In recent years, China has been able to create a chokepoint on supplies of critical minerals and related technologies through its export controls.
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Good Practice Guide on Applying Export Controls to Transfers of Commercial Cyber Intrusion Capabilities

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By Mark Bromley, Kolja Brockmann
| SIPRI
States supporting the Pall Mall Process (PMP) Code of Practice for States have committed to using export controls to help ensure accountability across the market for commercial cyber intrusion capabilities (CCICs) and to mitigate risks of potential irresponsible use of CCICs. Export controls can prevent transfers of CCICs that threaten human rights and national security by enabling the application of risk assessment frameworks to export licence applications, and can improve oversight of the...
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Preventing Biological Weapons Proliferation: Operational Applications of Emerging Technologies

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By Miranda Smith, Kolja Brockmann, Mark Bromley
| SIPRI
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and distributed ledger technology (DLT) are reshaping how biological research, data and materials are managed. At the same time, the mechanisms used to implement and demonstrate compliance with the biological weapons prohibition regime rely heavily on national oversight systems that face increasing administrative complexity and uneven capacity across states.
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