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Techplomacy is a monthly publication focused on what matters most at the intersection of technology, diplomacy, governance, and national security. We publish interviews, analysis, and original writing from people working on the governance, security, and human consequences of emerging technology, with a special focus on the Global South.

What we cover: AI and technology governance, digital sovereignty, cybersecurity and national interests, and the social and economic consequences of rapid technological change.

We're independent, nonprofit, and nonpartisan.

Editorial Series:

Techplomacy Conversations™ Flagship monthly series

Our flagship series features 10 to 12 contributions a year: interviews, expert analysis, and original articles from researchers, diplomats, policymakers, and technologists working on the questions that actually matter. AI safety, military AI, digital sovereignty, cybersecurity, and the geopolitical consequences of who controls emerging technology.

We're looking for people doing the work, not just commenting on it.

The Cognitive Frontier™ What AI is doing to how we think, learn, and know

This series goes beyond "AI in the classroom." It examines what happens to human cognition when machines handle more of the reasoning. What do we lose? What needs to be protected? How do attention, memory, critical thinking, and intellectual agency hold up in a world of instant algorithmic answers?

We cover the cognitive, psychological, and societal shifts that will define how the next generation thinks, not just what tools they use.

We welcome cognitive scientists, educators, psychologists, philosophers, and policymakers.

The New Dividend™ Who benefits from the tech economy, and who doesn't

The New Dividend examines the economic consequences of automation and AI that rarely get serious coverage: redistribution frameworks, labor transformation, UBI, AI-informed tax policy, and the growing gap between where tech wealth concentrates and where its costs land. We're interested in the structural questions, not just the headlines.

We welcome economists, labor researchers, policy thinkers, sociologists, and global development experts.

How to Contribute

Techplomacy Magazine publishes only in-depth insights that serve as actionable blueprints for government leaders, policymakers, and executives. We focus on analysis, solutions, and long-form expertise rather than news snippets, opinion blogs, or clickbait soundbites.

To submit a pitch, email us from your official email address at icgheadoffice@gmail.com with:

1. The central question or problem your article will address. 

2. A brief description of your proposed article in 4-5 sentences.

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