Doha Forum 2026: “Redefining Global Trust” 5 - 6 December
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"Redefining Global Trust”
Trust is under strain. It is also being redefined. This year, Doha Forum examines the forces reshaping our global order and the pathways towards credible cooperation.
Doha Forum reconvenes on 5–6 December for its 24th edition, bringing together global leaders and policymakers under the banner of Diplomacy, Dialogue & Diversity.
Could AI destroy the world?
Some warn AI could one day escape our control. Others call it fearmongering. Stuart Russell and @SchmidhuberAI take opposing sides on Counterpoint, a @ForeignPolicy podcast in partnership with Doha Forum.
Out now: bit.ly/47sSkyv
"...everybody is going to have lots of AI making their lives longer and healthier and happier." @SchmidhuberAI
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Moderating at @WarsawForum in collaboration with @DohaForum.
Sincere thanks for the invitation to chair this challenging topic. – at London, England
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🎧️ Could AI destroy the world? Stuart Russell and @SchmidhuberAI separate fact from fearmongering on the latest episode of Counterpoint, a podcast from FP and @DohaForum: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
What does it take to make peace hold?
At the @WarsawForum, Doha Forum convened "Negotiating Peace in the Middle East: Lessons from the Frontlines of Diplomacy."
The discussion explored the role of mediators, the challenges of sustaining peace and the place of trust in diplomacy.
@Dr_Al_Khulaifi
At the Warsaw Security Forum, Doha Forum convened H.E. Dr. Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al-Khulaifi, Dr. Philip H. Gordon and Luigi Di Maio, moderated by Latika M. Bourke, for a discussion on negotiating peace in the Middle East and lessons from the frontlines of diplomacy.
The conversation continues at #DF26, 5 and 6 December in Doha, under the theme “Redefining Global Trust.”
@WarsawForum @Dr_Al_Khulaifi @PhilGordonDC @EUSR_Gulf @latikambourke
Has the Middle East benefited from the Abraham Accords?
Six years on: stronger cooperation and security, or greater instability? @stevenacook and @mattduss take opposing sides on Counterpoint, a @ForeignPolicy podcast in partnership with Doha Forum.
Out now: bit.ly/4rWQkb2
"I take the cynicism over the alternative, which is unremitting hostility." @stevenacook
"Instead of giving Israel confidence to make peace with the Palestinians... what it did was simply reaffirm a sense of total impunity." @mattduss
What does peacemaking look like from behind the negotiating table?
Tomorrow, Tuesday 13 October, at the Warsaw Security Forum, #DohaForum will convene a high-level panel exploring the lessons emerging from the frontlines of diplomacy, bringing together senior voices from the Gulf, the United States and the European Union.
Watch live: youtube.com/@WarsawSecurityF…
@WarsawForum @Dr_Al_Khulaifi @PhilGordonDC @EUSR_Gulf @W_Elkhereiji @latikambourke
Where does global trust stand as the year draws to a close?
Our October Newsletter reflects on Doha Forum's engagements in New York during UNGA week, including the launch of the 2026 Future of International Cooperation Report, and highlights the signals shaping international cooperation, governance, and economic trends.
With two months still to go until Doha Forum 2026 under the theme ‘Redefining Global Trust’, we look forward to continuing these conversations in Doha on 5-6 December.
Read the October Newsletter: bit.ly/47IPoOa
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The Abraham Accords were supposed to normalize relations between Israel and several Arab states. But six years on, has the Middle East seen any benefit?
On the latest episode of Counterpoint, a podcast from FP and @DohaForum, @mattduss and @stevenacook join host @NicholasDanfort for a debate: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Is a confrontational approach to Iran necessary?
@MatthewKroenig, Professor at Georgetown University, and @tparsi , Co-founder of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, take opposing sides on Counterpoint, a @ForeignPolicy podcast in partnership with Doha Forum.
Out now: bit.ly/3VA1mag
"This could be over today if the Iranians agreed to give up their nuclear program and agreed to open an international waterway." @MatthewKroenig