The official magazine of international civil servants
FOCUS ON
Make the Secretary-General selection more transparent
In 2016 the 1 FOR 7 BILLION campaign brought transparency to the selection process. But more needs to be done
The SG should speak for the peoples of the world
What are the principles which apply to
the Secretary-General’s selection process?
The staff view on Antonio Guterres: what is his legacy?
How has the Secretary-General’s first term impacted staff
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The Judge’s view: The UN justice system is not independent and needs to be fixed
Rowan Downing was a judge on the UN Dispute Tribunal. Rarely shy in giving his opinion, he tells UN Today why our internal...
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Unsteady scales: What’s right and what’s amiss with the UN internal justice system
From a vantage point of 4 years in the Internal Justice Council, Jamshid Gaziyev gives us an insider’s view of what needs...
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You are not alone: OSLA will assist you
An explorative journey to discover and describe the role of the Office of Staff Legal Assistance (OSLA)
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Running Switzerland during Covid
Just finished her second non-consecutive term as President of the Swiss Confederation. We spoke to Simonetta Sommaruga.
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From Jamaica to the world
Last autumn Pamela Coke-Hamilton took over as ITC’s Executive Director. She sat down with UN Today to talk about growing up in...
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Une femme qui fait la différence
Sacrée « Woman who makes a difference » par l’International Women Forum, un puissant réseau international féminin.
FOCUS ON
Make the Secretary-General selection more transparent
In 2016 the 1 FOR 7 BILLION campaign brought transparency to the selection process. But more needs to be done
The SG should speak for the peoples of the world
What are the principles which apply to
the Secretary-General’s selection process?
The staff view on Antonio Guterres: what is his legacy?
How has the Secretary-General’s first term impacted staff
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The Judge’s view: The UN justice system is not independent and needs to be fixed
Rowan Downing was a judge on the UN Dispute Tribunal. Rarely shy in giving his opinion, he tells UN Today why our internal justice system needs to change
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Unsteady scales: What’s right and what’s amiss with the UN internal justice system
From a vantage point of 4 years in the Internal Justice Council, Jamshid Gaziyev gives us an insider’s view of what needs to be fixed with the justice system
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You are not alone: OSLA will assist you
An explorative journey to discover and describe the role of the Office of Staff Legal Assistance (OSLA)
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Running Switzerland during Covid
Just finished her second non-consecutive term as President of the Swiss Confederation. We spoke to Simonetta Sommaruga.
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From Jamaica to the world
Last autumn Pamela Coke-Hamilton took over as ITC’s Executive Director. She sat down with UN Today to talk about growing up in Jamaica, her different jobs, how Geneva has and hasn’t changed, and her...
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Une femme qui fait la différence
Sacrée « Woman who makes a difference » par l’International Women Forum, un puissant réseau international féminin.
GLOBAL AFFAIRS
How I ran The Washington Post during a turbulent decade
Recently-retired Editor-in-Chief, Martin Baron, on dealing with social media, outside pressure and fake news
We are under attack and the victim is freedom
Lockdown had just ended but the free press remains confined
Les abeilles du Palais
Le 20 mai, Journée mondiale des abeilles, est l’occasion de les honorer
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A world body rich in anecdotes: the good, the bad & the not-so-ugly
In a robustly entertaining – and thoroughly informative – book on the lighter side of the United Nations, Thalif Deen, a former...
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Humans locked down, nature unlocked
Let’s face up to the consequences of the destruction of natural habitats and biodiversity loss on International Mother...
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Know your impact on the climate and take action
Conversation with Stephen Neff, CEO of myclimate, on International Mother Earth Day
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The gold medal in Olympic history
Interview with Angelita Teo, Director of the Olympic Foundation for Culture and Heritage, on the International Day of Sport for...
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Let women grow and they will grow the forests
Foresters, like doctors of medicine, are men – that is a common perception. March seems a perfect timing to shed some more...
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Le Kiosque Culturel du CAGI à l’ONUG a 20 ans!
Comme on le dit souvent, la découverte et l'intégration dans une nouvelle ville passent aussi par la culture. Genève est une...
GLOBAL AFFAIRS
How I ran The Washington Post during a turbulent decade
Recently-retired Editor-in-Chief, Martin Baron, on dealing with social media, outside pressure and fake news
We are under attack and the victim is freedom
Lockdown had just ended but the free press remains confined
Les abeilles du Palais
Le 20 mai, Journée mondiale des abeilles, est l’occasion de les honorer
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A world body rich in anecdotes: the good, the bad & the not-so-ugly
In a robustly entertaining – and thoroughly informative – book on the lighter side of the United Nations, Thalif Deen, a former UN Bureau Chief and Regional Director for Inter Press Service (IPS)...
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Humans locked down, nature unlocked
Let’s face up to the consequences of the destruction of natural habitats and biodiversity loss on International Mother Earth Day
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Know your impact on the climate and take action
Conversation with Stephen Neff, CEO of myclimate, on International Mother Earth Day
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The gold medal in Olympic history
Interview with Angelita Teo, Director of the Olympic Foundation for Culture and Heritage, on the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace
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Let women grow and they will grow the forests
Foresters, like doctors of medicine, are men – that is a common perception. March seems a perfect timing to shed some more light on this misconception.
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Le Kiosque Culturel du CAGI à l’ONUG a 20 ans!
Comme on le dit souvent, la découverte et l'intégration dans une nouvelle ville passent aussi par la culture. Genève est une cité où le rayonnement culturel et les échanges interculturels foisonnent...
3 QUESTIONS
In the name of the Secretary-General
As spokesperson for the last three Secretaries-General, Stéphane Dujarric tells us how his job has changed
Alayne Frankson-Wallace: The independence of the internal justice system
Interview with Ms. Alayne Frankson-Wallace, Executive Director of the Office of Administration of Justice
Anuradha Gupta: The global Covid vaccinator
We talked to Anuradha Gupta, Deputy CEO of Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (GAVI) She is a...
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Larbi Djacta, ICSC Chair: I am making the ICSC more transparent
UN Today recently met with Larbi Djacta, the Chair of the International Civil Service Commission, the body that recommends our...
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Lynn Nottage, playwright and screenwriter
Lynn Nottage writes about those left behind and is the first and only female playwright and a screenwriter to have won the...
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Ian Richards: Former President of CCISUA and Economist
Former President of CCISUA and Economist at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)You have been in the...
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Edouard Jay, Conseiller diplomatique à la Mission de la Suisse auprès de l’OMC et de l’AELE
Vous êtes le président du Comité directeur du Forum des maires à la CEE-ONU. Pouvez-vous nous en dire plus sur le Forum ? Les...
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Camille Jaillant : Entrepreneure
Leonie Meier : Vous avez travaillé pour des géants prestigieux de la mode tels que Chloé, Louis Vuitton, Prada et Isabel Marant...
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Fabrizio Hochschild-Drummond, Special Adviser for the Commemoration of the UN 75th Anniversary
In the midst of a global pandemic is now the right time to celebrate the UN’s 75th birthday? Covid-19 has shown how crucial it...
3 QUESTIONS
In the name of the Secretary-General
As spokesperson for the last three Secretaries-General, Stéphane Dujarric tells us how his job has changed
Alayne Frankson-Wallace: The independence of the internal justice system
Interview with Ms. Alayne Frankson-Wallace, Executive Director of the Office of Administration of Justice
Anuradha Gupta: The global Covid vaccinator
We talked to Anuradha Gupta, Deputy CEO of Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (GAVI) She is a global development leader with a proven track record for transformational impact at both the...
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Larbi Djacta, ICSC Chair: I am making the ICSC more transparent
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Lynn Nottage, playwright and screenwriter
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Ian Richards: Former President of CCISUA and Economist
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Edouard Jay, Conseiller diplomatique à la Mission de la Suisse auprès de l’OMC et de l’AELE
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Camille Jaillant : Entrepreneure
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Fabrizio Hochschild-Drummond, Special Adviser for the Commemoration of the UN 75th Anniversary
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Larbi Djacta, ICSC Chair: I am making the ICSC more transparent
UN Today recently met with Larbi Djacta, the Chair of the International Civil Service Commission, the body that recommends our salaries and conditions of service.You were elected chair of the ICSC,...
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Lynn Nottage, playwright and screenwriter
Lynn Nottage writes about those left behind and is the first and only female playwright and a screenwriter to have won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama ….twice! What do you see as the root causes of...
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Ian Richards: Former President of CCISUA and Economist
Former President of CCISUA and Economist at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)You have been in the staff representation since 2009 and have occupied many functions such...
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Edouard Jay, Conseiller diplomatique à la Mission de la Suisse auprès de l’OMC et de l’AELE
Vous êtes le président du Comité directeur du Forum des maires à la CEE-ONU. Pouvez-vous nous en dire plus sur le Forum ? Les villes ont ces dernières décennies acquis une visibilité et une...
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Camille Jaillant : Entrepreneure
Leonie Meier : Vous avez travaillé pour des géants prestigieux de la mode tels que Chloé, Louis Vuitton, Prada et Isabel Marant - qu'est-ce qui vous a amené à créer la marque de mode et luxe durable...
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Fabrizio Hochschild-Drummond, Special Adviser for the Commemoration of the UN 75th Anniversary
In the midst of a global pandemic is now the right time to celebrate the UN’s 75th birthday? Covid-19 has shown how crucial it is for us work together - across borders, sectors and generations. It...
INSIDE VIEW
Trade, fun and banter – two guys and their podcast
Rob Skidmore and Ardian Mollabeciri from ITC on their new podcast, Tradesplaining
Zoom won’t make UN internships fair, stipends will
The UN’s remote internships aren’t helping. Pay interns a stipend says the Fair Internship Initiative (FII)
UN Geneva wins social media award second time in a row
What is the formula of @UNGeneva
social media’s success in recent years?
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How the UN is vaccinating staff in 152 countries
We interview Christian Saunders on the massive task of vaccinating UN field staff and peacekeepers.
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The best photos of the 75th anniversary contest
During 2020 staff were requested to share the best camera shots. 30 people submitted 222 photos. This was the outcome
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What did I learn from “Together Mentoring”?
During 2020 “Together Mentoring” paired mentors and mentees. We met Catarinha Camarinhas from ECLAC and Solene Le Doze from...
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From the shadows to championing diversity and inclusion across the UN
Gurchaten (Nanoo) Sandhu talks about how he overcame shame about his sexuality and gender identity to leading UN-GLOBE
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The gender parity strategy isn’t working
One of the most persistent staffing problems in the United Nations system has been the search for gender parity. While the...
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Two former UN interns discuss life, internships, and women in the UN
Covid-19 calls for a paradigm shift to solve the problems of interns In 2019, Diana Baron interned at the ILO for five months,...
INSIDE VIEW
Trade, fun and banter – two guys and their podcast
Rob Skidmore and Ardian Mollabeciri from ITC on their new podcast, Tradesplaining
Zoom won’t make UN internships fair, stipends will
The UN’s remote internships aren’t helping. Pay interns a stipend says the Fair Internship Initiative (FII)
UN Geneva wins social media award second time in a row
What is the formula of @UNGeneva
social media’s success in recent years?
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How the UN is vaccinating staff in 152 countries
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The best photos of the 75th anniversary contest
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What did I learn from “Together Mentoring”?
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From the shadows to championing diversity and inclusion across the UN
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The gender parity strategy isn’t working
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Two former UN interns discuss life, internships, and women in the UN
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How the UN is vaccinating staff in 152 countries
We interview Christian Saunders on the massive task of vaccinating UN field staff and peacekeepers.
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The best photos of the 75th anniversary contest
During 2020 staff were requested to share the best camera shots. 30 people submitted 222 photos. This was the outcome
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What did I learn from “Together Mentoring”?
During 2020 “Together Mentoring” paired mentors and mentees. We met Catarinha Camarinhas from ECLAC and Solene Le Doze from ESCAP who shared their testimonies with us
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From the shadows to championing diversity and inclusion across the UN
Gurchaten (Nanoo) Sandhu talks about how he overcame shame about his sexuality and gender identity to leading UN-GLOBE
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The gender parity strategy isn’t working
One of the most persistent staffing problems in the United Nations system has been the search for gender parity. While the General Assembly has regularly emphasized their desire to see gender parity...
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Two former UN interns discuss life, internships, and women in the UN
Covid-19 calls for a paradigm shift to solve the problems of interns In 2019, Diana Baron interned at the ILO for five months, during which she was privileged enough to receive a monthly stipend...
DIPLOMACY
Interview with San Marino’s Ambassador Marcello Beccari
He tells us about his unique country and an initiative that will benefit UN retirees
Nazhat Shameem Khan of Fiji
Ambassador of Fiji and President of the Human Rights Council
Socorro Flores Liera of Mexico
She shares with us her personal story and her career path Please tell us briefly about your career, especially...
DIPLOMACY
Interview with San Marino’s Ambassador Marcello Beccari
He tells us about his unique country and an initiative that will benefit UN retirees
Nazhat Shameem Khan of Fiji
Ambassador of Fiji and President of the Human Rights Council
Socorro Flores Liera of Mexico
She shares with us her personal story and her career path Please tell us briefly about your career, especially why you joined the diplomatic service and how you were appointed to your current...
UN MEMORIES
Le drapeau de l’ONU en guise de bouclier
Quand je faisais partie de la mission de l’ONU au Nicaragua, l’ONU bénéficiait d’un vrai prestige
The coordinated UN
Never give up because great things take time
Working globally… living locally
A retired “frontalier” recalls how living in France and working in Geneva illustrates what the United...
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Chronicle of an unforeseen international career
From a small town in Colombia to advising the world on how to handle quality issues in international trade. My UN Experience:...
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What I learned at the UN in four lessons
All and each one of my forty years of professional life were devoted to multilateral cooperation, including serving at UNCTAD...
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Advocating labour standards in the neoliberal era
I worked for the International Labour Organization (ILO) from 1986 to 2001. I started at the ILO’s International Institute for...
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De Nuremberg en 1946 à Genève en 2020: La vie longue et multiple d’un ancien de l’ONU
C’est difficile de résumer une longue vie. Ce n’est pas la durée de la vie qui complique l’exercice, mais les surprises, les...
UN MEMORIES
Le drapeau de l’ONU en guise de bouclier
Quand je faisais partie de la mission de l’ONU au Nicaragua, l’ONU bénéficiait d’un vrai prestige
The coordinated UN
Never give up because great things take time
Working globally… living locally
A retired “frontalier” recalls how living in France and working in Geneva illustrates what the United Nations is all about I first came to Geneva almost 50 years ago on mission from New York. The...
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Chronicle of an unforeseen international career
From a small town in Colombia to advising the world on how to handle quality issues in international trade. My UN Experience: It is never too late or is it? I joined the International Trade Centre...
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What I learned at the UN in four lessons
All and each one of my forty years of professional life were devoted to multilateral cooperation, including serving at UNCTAD from 1999 to 2014, when I retired and decided, stubbornly, to continue...
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Advocating labour standards in the neoliberal era
I worked for the International Labour Organization (ILO) from 1986 to 2001. I started at the ILO’s International Institute for Social Studies in charge of a research programme called “Labour...
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De Nuremberg en 1946 à Genève en 2020: La vie longue et multiple d’un ancien de l’ONU
C’est difficile de résumer une longue vie. Ce n’est pas la durée de la vie qui complique l’exercice, mais les surprises, les défis, les opportunités qui me guettaient constamment et changeaient son...
LEISURE
Protéger et renforcer l’offre culturelle à Genève
Face à un contexte très difficile, le maire de Genève, Sami Kanaan, déploie une belle énergie pour
préserver et dynamiser la culture de la ville
Jazz: Isn’t this a lovely day?
UN Today sounds out Mathieu Jaton, CEO of Montreux Jazz Festival, as April brings International Jazz Day
Will we enjoy opera and ballet in 2021?
A conversation with Aviel Cahn, General Director of the Grand Théâtre de Genève It is an uncertain exercise,...
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La Pastorale. La maison du CAGI’ : entre patrimoine local et Genève Internationale
Construite entre 1831 et 1836 par l'architecte Marc-François Brolliet pour l'officier Eugène de Budé, La Pastorale constitue...
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From the Pandemic to the League of Cities
An interview with Lord Foster, Architect, Founder and Executive Chairman of Foster + Partners and President of the Norman Foster...
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Remembering Quino, creator of Mafalda, the girl who wanted to join the UN
¡Paren el mundo que me quiero bajar! Although for many years this famous sentence has been wrongly attributed to Mafalda, it...
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Nos suggestions de lecture sur le racisme
Le chant des revenants Jesmyn Ward Pivot du roman, Jojo, 13 ans, vit dans une petite ville du Mississipi. Il est né d’un homme...
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100 ans de multilatéralisme à Genève
100 ans de multilatéralisme à Genève est un coffret indispensable. Il permettra aux lecteurs de trouver un ensemble...
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The “Escalade” celebration, a symbolic tradition in Geneva
The history of the "Escalade" The Escalade (scaling the defensive wall) is an annual celebration of the Protestant Genevan...
LEISURE
Protéger et renforcer l’offre culturelle à Genève
Face à un contexte très difficile, le maire de Genève, Sami Kanaan, déploie une belle énergie pour
préserver et dynamiser la culture de la ville
Jazz: Isn’t this a lovely day?
UN Today sounds out Mathieu Jaton, CEO of Montreux Jazz Festival, as April brings International Jazz Day
Will we enjoy opera and ballet in 2021?
A conversation with Aviel Cahn, General Director of the Grand Théâtre de Genève It is an uncertain exercise, but definitely worth it. Do you have an idea how the pandemic has affected the theatre?...
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La Pastorale. La maison du CAGI’ : entre patrimoine local et Genève Internationale
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From the Pandemic to the League of Cities
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Remembering Quino, creator of Mafalda, the girl who wanted to join the UN
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Nos suggestions de lecture sur le racisme
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100 ans de multilatéralisme à Genève
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The “Escalade” celebration, a symbolic tradition in Geneva
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La Pastorale. La maison du CAGI’ : entre patrimoine local et Genève Internationale
Construite entre 1831 et 1836 par l'architecte Marc-François Brolliet pour l'officier Eugène de Budé, La Pastorale constitue avant tout le séjour estival d'une famille patricienne genevoise. Le...
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From the Pandemic to the League of Cities
An interview with Lord Foster, Architect, Founder and Executive Chairman of Foster + Partners and President of the Norman Foster Foundation On 6 October Lord Foster opened the first UN Forum of...
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Remembering Quino, creator of Mafalda, the girl who wanted to join the UN
¡Paren el mundo que me quiero bajar! Although for many years this famous sentence has been wrongly attributed to Mafalda, it fits the purpose for the beginning of our story. For indeed on September...
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Nos suggestions de lecture sur le racisme
Le chant des revenants Jesmyn Ward Pivot du roman, Jojo, 13 ans, vit dans une petite ville du Mississipi. Il est né d’un homme blanc, Michael, et d’une femme noire, Léonie. Accro à la cocaïne, sa...
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100 ans de multilatéralisme à Genève
100 ans de multilatéralisme à Genève est un coffret indispensable. Il permettra aux lecteurs de trouver un ensemble d’informations à la hauteur de l’importance du sujet traité. Tatiana Valovaya,...
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The “Escalade” celebration, a symbolic tradition in Geneva
The history of the "Escalade" The Escalade (scaling the defensive wall) is an annual celebration of the Protestant Genevan people’s victory over the Catholic Duke of Savoy’s surprise attack on the...
HEALTH
L’ambassadrice de la terre qui guérit
Docteure Jade Allègre : un prénom minéral, un nom joyeux, une énergie débordante, une détermination sans faille
Obesity is a heavy but not impossible challenge
Obesity specialist Dr. Yasmine Rassam-Hasso tells us the best ways how to lose weight and get healthy
Bienfaits thérapeutiques de la réalité virtuelle
UN Today a eu l'occasion de discuter avec la Dr Sarah De Cupis, Spécialiste FMH en Anesthésiologie et Médecine intensive à Genolier
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Endometriosis: how do we raise awareness of this condition?
A chronic pain that affects women of reproductive age. An interview with Dr. Seidler clears up all doubts There are as many...
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Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome: when sleeping makes you sick
Do you snore and wake up not feeling rested despite a full night’s sleep? Do you experience morning headaches and excessive...
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Hip and knee replacement: benefits of computer-assisted surgery
Hip and knee replacements are among the most commonly performed orthopedic procedures and their number continues to grow...
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Movember : a month dedicated to male health
Every year during the month of November, men are invited to grow a moustache. The objective of movember (contraction of...
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Personalized cancer treatment and patient care with the latest medical advances
Personalized cancer treatment and patient care with the latest medical advances. Interview with Dr Oscar Matzinger, FMH...
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Center Of Excellence In Preventive Medicine And Lifestyle Diseases Management
Nescens Clinique de Genolier As life expectancy increases, so too does the need to protect our long-term health. With its two...
HEALTH
L’ambassadrice de la terre qui guérit
Docteure Jade Allègre : un prénom minéral, un nom joyeux, une énergie débordante, une détermination sans faille
Obesity is a heavy but not impossible challenge
Obesity specialist Dr. Yasmine Rassam-Hasso tells us the best ways how to lose weight and get healthy
Bienfaits thérapeutiques de la réalité virtuelle
UN Today a eu l’occasion de discuter avec la Dr Sarah De Cupis, Spécialiste FMH en Anesthésiologie et Médecine intensive à Genolier
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Endometriosis: how do we raise awareness of this condition?
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Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome: when sleeping makes you sick
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Hip and knee replacement: benefits of computer-assisted surgery
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Movember : a month dedicated to male health
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Personalized cancer treatment and patient care with the latest medical advances
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Center Of Excellence In Preventive Medicine And Lifestyle Diseases Management
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Endometriosis: how do we raise awareness of this condition?
A chronic pain that affects women of reproductive age. An interview with Dr. Seidler clears up all doubts There are as many forms of the disease as there are women: the treatment will be...
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Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome: when sleeping makes you sick
Do you snore and wake up not feeling rested despite a full night’s sleep? Do you experience morning headaches and excessive daytime sleepiness? If so, you are probably suffering from obstructive...
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Hip and knee replacement: benefits of computer-assisted surgery
Hip and knee replacements are among the most commonly performed orthopedic procedures and their number continues to grow worldwide. Significant improvements in implant design and materials have been...
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Movember : a month dedicated to male health
Every year during the month of November, men are invited to grow a moustache. The objective of movember (contraction of “moustache” and “November”) ? Raise awareness about male health among the...
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Personalized cancer treatment and patient care with the latest medical advances
Personalized cancer treatment and patient care with the latest medical advances. Interview with Dr Oscar Matzinger, FMH Specialist in Radio-oncology at Clinique de Genolier. Radiation oncology...
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Center Of Excellence In Preventive Medicine And Lifestyle Diseases Management
Nescens Clinique de Genolier As life expectancy increases, so too does the need to protect our long-term health. With its two complementary medical centers, Nescens Clinique de Genolier offers a...
LIFESTYLE
Urban agriculture makes cities like Geneva more sustainable
Discover the benefits of urban agriculture and how you can take part
Organic shopping in Geneva: What to look for
Organic businesses are on the rise in Geneva, so what should you look out for when shopping for bio products?
LIFESTYLE
Urban agriculture makes cities like Geneva more sustainable
Discover the benefits of urban agriculture and how you can take part
Organic shopping in Geneva: What to look for
Organic businesses are on the rise in Geneva, so what should you look out for when shopping for bio products?
List of Geneva international schools and universities
February is usually the month when we plan the education of our kids for the next year. We offer you this list with basic information on international schools and universities in Geneva and its...
OTHER
De nouveaux appartements pour la Genève Internationale
Les employés de la Genève internationale bénéficieront bientôt d’une nouvelle offre locative
Geneva Youth Call : faire entendre la voix de la jeunesse
Notre projet a vu le jour lors de la commémoration des 75 ans de l’ONU, à laquelle la jeunesse internationale...
Brexit – quel impact sur les entités de la Genève internationale
Les Britanniques sont directement concernés par la sortie du Royaume-Uni de l'Union européenne
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The UN anti-impunity framework: A critical appraisal
A review of the debate on the possibilities and the limits the United Nations principles to combat impunity
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Making the world a better place, one speech at a time
Our existing model of public speaking is outdated. It’s time to find new ways of connecting with our audiences
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Merci d’avoir égayé nos journées pendant tant d’années…
Le départ de 9 employés d’Eldora qui travaillaient au Palais ou dans ses annexes n’est pas passé inaperçu
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Making Herstory: How Powerful Women Speak in Public
We are living in the golden age of female empowerment. Never before have so many women around the world been in positions of...
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Le « désavantage » physiologique qui empêche les femmes de s’épanouir professionnellement
Beacoup de femmes souffrent sans le savoir d'un vrai désavantage professionel: leur cerveau. Les organisations devraient le...
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How Covid impacted on Geneva’s Beau Rivage
A conversation with Lars Wagner, General Manager of Beau Rivage Genève With an international Geneva totally inactive –and...
OTHER
De nouveaux appartements pour la Genève Internationale
Les employés de la Genève internationale bénéficieront bientôt d’une nouvelle offre locative
Geneva Youth Call : faire entendre la voix de la jeunesse
Notre projet a vu le jour lors de la commémoration des 75 ans de l’ONU, à laquelle la jeunesse internationale était invitée à participer. Avec l’appui de l’Université de Genève (UNIGE), nous avons...
Brexit – quel impact sur les entités de la Genève internationale
Les Britanniques sont directement concernés par la sortie du Royaume-Uni de l’Union européenne
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The UN anti-impunity framework: A critical appraisal
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Making the world a better place, one speech at a time
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Merci d’avoir égayé nos journées pendant tant d’années…
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Making Herstory: How Powerful Women Speak in Public
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Le « désavantage » physiologique qui empêche les femmes de s’épanouir professionnellement
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How Covid impacted on Geneva’s Beau Rivage
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The UN anti-impunity framework: A critical appraisal
A review of the debate on the possibilities and the limits the United Nations principles to combat impunity
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Making the world a better place, one speech at a time
Our existing model of public speaking is outdated. It’s time to find new ways of connecting with our audiences
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Merci d’avoir égayé nos journées pendant tant d’années…
Le départ de 9 employés d’Eldora qui travaillaient au Palais ou dans ses annexes n’est pas passé inaperçu
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Making Herstory: How Powerful Women Speak in Public
We are living in the golden age of female empowerment. Never before have so many women around the world been in positions of power as now. Everywhere we turn, we see more and more women in...
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Le « désavantage » physiologique qui empêche les femmes de s’épanouir professionnellement
Beacoup de femmes souffrent sans le savoir d'un vrai désavantage professionel: leur cerveau. Les organisations devraient le prendre en compte Le cerveau des femmes est câblé différemment Nos...
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How Covid impacted on Geneva’s Beau Rivage
A conversation with Lars Wagner, General Manager of Beau Rivage Genève With an international Geneva totally inactive –and without conferences– the impact on Beau Rivage has been immense. The...