Charukeshi Bhatt is a research assistant with the Technology and Society program at Carnegie India and was formerly a Young Ambassador at Carnegie India.
This article explores the global debate on lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS), highlighting the convergences, complexities, and differences within and beyond the UN Group of Governmental Experts (GGE) on LAWS. It further examines India’s key position at the GGE and the probable reasons behind them.
In this episode of the Anahita Speaker Series, Shaheen Mistry, CEO of Teach for India, shares her journey and insights on education. she discusses the future of Teach for India and its goal of creating 50,000 leaders to provide a transformational education to one in ten children in India.
Considering their use and deployment in recent conflicts, this essay summarizes India’s normative stance on lethal autonomous weapons systems at multilateral forums.
Based on discussions at GTS 2023, this essay summarizes the challenges that developing countries face when it comes to designing and implementing data protection regulations.
Carnegie India scholars review key outcomes from fifteen ministerial meetings. These include fourteen outcomes under the Sherpa Track and one under the Finance Track.
