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As long as we are trying to preserve a global internet with a capital Y, I think we need

to negotiate with all. And then of course with any topic that is being discussed at the

level of the UN, you also need other formats to actually support that. So you have discussions

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August 24, 2023. This week, the UN ad hoc committee tasked with elaborating a cybercrime

convention is meeting in New York. Delegates will be involved in in-depth negotiations

of the draft convention ahead of the concluding session in January 2024.

The cybercrime convention is only one of many initiatives in the growing field of cyber

diplomacy.

Loving over this work is a big question. Is there enough common ground to pave the path

for consensus? To talk about the evolution in the field of cyber diplomacy, I sit down

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