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Stimson co-hosted a side event about cyber accountability on the margins of a recent meeting for the UN’s cyber working group

Representatives of 16 countries wound up two days of meetings on cybersecurity in Vancouver this week by calling for nations to uphold responsible behaviour in cyberspace. Global Affairs Canada said the meetings, which discussed challenges to co-ordinated responses to incidents, were follow-ups to sessions last year in Belgium. "Country representatives recognized that every country faces

Cybersecurity risks, illegal activities, North Korea, Pyongyang, Southeast Asia, ASEAN 

In February this year, a United Nations (UN) Security Council committee’s report stated that North Korea stole more cryptocurrency ...

National Statement by Ambassador Flynn at the UN Security Council Briefing on Technology and Security.

The Foreign Ministers of Australia, India, Japan and the Secretary of State of the United States met in Melbourne, Australia on February 11, 2022, for the fourth Quad Foreign Ministers’ Meeting - their first after Washington-meeting of the Quad leaders on September 24, 2021 and the formation of new strategic tripod AUKUS of Australia, the…

The Quad nations -- Australia, India, Japan and the United States -- on Friday reaffirmed their commitment to supporting the efforts of the countries of the region for a free and open Indo-Pacific -- a region which is inclusive and resilient, and in which states strive to protect the interests of their people, free from coercion.

During their fourth meeting in Melbourne, the foreign ministers of the four members of the Quad — India, Australia, Japan and the US — reviewed cooperation in several key areas.

The Quad reiterated that it opposes coercive economic policies and recognizes international law, peace, and security in the maritime domain underpins the development and prosperity of the Indo-Pacific.

Quad countries during the fourth Foreign Ministers Meeting in Australia reaffirmed their commitment to supporting Indo Pacific countries efforts to advance a free and open Indo-Pacific - a region which is inclusive and resilient, and in which states strive to protect the interests of their people, free from coercion.