The official magazine of international civil servants
FOCUS ON
Escapades week-end : un été “vert” en Suisse romande
Évadez-vous l’espace d’un week-end : le Kiosque Culturel du CAGI vous donne des idées originales de lieux et d’activités à faire seul ou en famille
Un week-end en France
S’échapper le temps d’un week-end, pour une destination de proximité, éviter de prendre l’avion et limiter son impact carbone, tout en découvrant de nouveaux paysages remarquables, c’est possible en choisissant la France !
Italy’s Dolce Vita is just a train ride away
Truly one of the most magical countries in the world, and the good news is it’s only a short ride from Geneva
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Discover Austria: where history meets culture
As travel starts up again, look no further than Austria for a relaxing trip through an impressive array of natural and cultural...
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How the UN conference business is changing
What did we like and not like in the conferences organized during the pandemic? And what do we wish to leave behind us in the...
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Modernising meeting rooms
At the forefront of innovations at UN Geneva has been the upgrade of technical equipment in the conference rooms
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Why remote interpretation doesn’t work for interpreters
UNOG interpreters relate how the innovations in conference participation wrought by COVID-19 leave a lot to be desired
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How conference statements can now be uploaded
UN Geneva meetings need to run flawlessly. We take a look backstage to see what makes it happen
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Parental leave in the UN: Where do we stand?
Inclusive parental leave is not only a women’s issue. Standardized parental leave is a key component in creating a more enabling...
FOCUS ON
Escapades week-end : un été “vert” en Suisse romande
Évadez-vous l’espace d’un week-end : le Kiosque Culturel du CAGI vous donne des idées originales de lieux et d’activités à faire seul ou en famille
Un week-end en France
S’échapper le temps d’un week-end, pour une destination de proximité, éviter de prendre l’avion et limiter son impact carbone, tout en découvrant de nouveaux paysages remarquables, c’est possible en choisissant la France !
Italy’s Dolce Vita is just a train ride away
Truly one of the most magical countries in the world, and the good news is it’s only a short ride from Geneva
-
Discover Austria: where history meets culture
As travel starts up again, look no further than Austria for a relaxing trip through an impressive array of natural and cultural attractions
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How the UN conference business is changing
What did we like and not like in the conferences organized during the pandemic? And what do we wish to leave behind us in the “new normal”?
-
Modernising meeting rooms
At the forefront of innovations at UN Geneva has been the upgrade of technical equipment in the conference rooms
-
Why remote interpretation doesn’t work for interpreters
UNOG interpreters relate how the innovations in conference participation wrought by COVID-19 leave a lot to be desired
-
How conference statements can now be uploaded
UN Geneva meetings need to run flawlessly. We take a look backstage to see what makes it happen
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Parental leave in the UN: Where do we stand?
Inclusive parental leave is not only a women’s issue. Standardized parental leave is a key component in creating a more enabling environment
GLOBAL AFFAIRS
The Hague celebrates International Justice Day
An interview with Nazhat Shameem Khan, Deputy Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court, the principal judicial organ of the United Nations
Influencers, social media and trust
In today’s information and data maelstrom, how do we find the truth?
The ‘S’ and ‘G’ in ‘ESG’ – help needed from the UN!
There is ever increasing (finally!) attention towards the social and governance aspects of ESG in the
private sector, but the ‘how to’ is missing
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Back to the office – or better not?
Working from home during the pandemic fundamentally changed the workplace both for employers and employees
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A world powered by 100% clean renewable energy
We talk to Mark Z. Jacobson, professor of civil and environmental engineering at Stanford University
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UN Ocean Conference 2022. What to expect?
World leaders will convene in Lisbon from June 27th-July 1st to conserve the future of our Ocean. Here we explore factors and...
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Le principal moteur de la microéconomie genevoise célèbre sa journée
Rencontre avec Vincent Subilia, Directeur général de la Chambre de commerce, d’industrie et des services de Genève...
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The role of NGOs in attaining the SDGs
Challenges to sustainable development process can be addressed when people at the bottom of the pyramid are empowered
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Behind the scenes: UNHCR’s decision-making in Ukraine refugee crisis
An illuminating conversation with Nicolas Brass (Senior External Engagement Coordinator) on UNHCR’s humanitarian response amidst...
GLOBAL AFFAIRS
The Hague celebrates International Justice Day
An interview with Nazhat Shameem Khan, Deputy Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court, the principal judicial organ of the United Nations
Influencers, social media and trust
In today’s information and data maelstrom, how do we find the truth?
The ‘S’ and ‘G’ in ‘ESG’ – help needed from the UN!
There is ever increasing (finally!) attention towards the social and governance aspects of ESG in the
private sector, but the ‘how to’ is missing
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Back to the office – or better not?
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A world powered by 100% clean renewable energy
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UN Ocean Conference 2022. What to expect?
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Le principal moteur de la microéconomie genevoise célèbre sa journée
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The role of NGOs in attaining the SDGs
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Behind the scenes: UNHCR’s decision-making in Ukraine refugee crisis
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Back to the office – or better not?
Working from home during the pandemic fundamentally changed the workplace both for employers and employees
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A world powered by 100% clean renewable energy
We talk to Mark Z. Jacobson, professor of civil and environmental engineering at Stanford University
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UN Ocean Conference 2022. What to expect?
World leaders will convene in Lisbon from June 27th-July 1st to conserve the future of our Ocean. Here we explore factors and challenges to success
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Le principal moteur de la microéconomie genevoise célèbre sa journée
Rencontre avec Vincent Subilia, Directeur général de la Chambre de commerce, d’industrie et des services de Genève (CCIG)
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The role of NGOs in attaining the SDGs
Challenges to sustainable development process can be addressed when people at the bottom of the pyramid are empowered
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Behind the scenes: UNHCR’s decision-making in Ukraine refugee crisis
An illuminating conversation with Nicolas Brass (Senior External Engagement Coordinator) on UNHCR’s humanitarian response amidst the Russia-Ukraine crisis
PHOTO OF THE MONTH
Chronicles of everyday diplomacy
Fragmentary at the best of times, reality is nowadays largely virtual too. How do we forge our opinions? On what do we base our judgment? Despite major strides over the past decade – all the more so with the COVID-19 pandemic - we might yet see the full extent of what...
PHOTO OF THE MONTH
Chronicles of everyday diplomacy
Fragmentary at the best of times, reality is nowadays largely virtual too. How do we forge our opinions? On what do we base our judgment? Despite major strides over the past decade – all the more so...
Chronicles of everyday diplomacy
The Palais des Nations is a Tower of Babel inhabited by a polymorphic tribe. Their origins are untraceable, languages spoken are indecipherable, and functions performed are inscrutable. Among...
Chronicles of everyday diplomacy
It is tempting to caption this photograph with a diatribe on how diplomats can be bound to turn a blind eye to reality, whereas in fact, this was an unusual yoga session taking place during the 2018...
3 QUESTIONS
Le tourisme d’affaires contraint de se transformer
La Suisse mise sur la qualité de ses prestations pour ranimer le tourisme d’affaires mis à mal par la pandémie et l’essor du télétravail
What will conferences look like after Covid?
We talk to Cherith Ann Norman Chalet, Assistant Secretary-General for General Assembly and Conference Management
La liberté d’expresion, un bien des plus précieux
Le Secrétaire général de “Reporters sans frontières”(RSF), Christophe Deloire, en appelle à l’ONU pour désigner un représentant spécial
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La formation continue a le vent en poupe
Pour Yves Flückiger, Recteur de l’Université de Genève, les défis sociétaux font de la formation un impératif pour lequel Genève...
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Progress on eliminating discrimination against women
Gladys Acosta Vargas, Chairperson of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, shares the latest...
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Radio Télévision Suisse : Notre mission est d’atteindre tous les publics
Pour le Directeur de la RTS, Pascal Crittin, la radio est un bien public plus que jamais nécessaire pour la démocratie suisse et...
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Life beyond paralysis: walking for climate & inclusion
Michael Haddad uses technology and his mind to step out of the wheelchair and step into an extraordinary life
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Simone Cipriani
Head of the Ethical Fashion Initiative at ITC and Secretary of the UN Alliance on Sustainable Fashion
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Securing management and administrative efficiency
We interviewed Jorge Flores Callejas, Inspector and Chair of the Joint Inspection Unit at the UN
3 QUESTIONS
Le tourisme d’affaires contraint de se transformer
La Suisse mise sur la qualité de ses prestations pour ranimer le tourisme d’affaires mis à mal par la pandémie et l’essor du télétravail
What will conferences look like after Covid?
We talk to Cherith Ann Norman Chalet, Assistant Secretary-General for General Assembly and Conference Management
La liberté d’expresion, un bien des plus précieux
Le Secrétaire général de “Reporters sans frontières”(RSF), Christophe Deloire, en appelle à l’ONU pour désigner un représentant spécial
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La formation continue a le vent en poupe
Pour Yves Flückiger, Recteur de l’Université de Genève, les défis sociétaux font de la formation un impératif pour lequel Genève a de grands atouts
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Progress on eliminating discrimination against women
Gladys Acosta Vargas, Chairperson of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, shares the latest developments
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Radio Télévision Suisse : Notre mission est d’atteindre tous les publics
Pour le Directeur de la RTS, Pascal Crittin, la radio est un bien public plus que jamais nécessaire pour la démocratie suisse et le débat public
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Life beyond paralysis: walking for climate & inclusion
Michael Haddad uses technology and his mind to step out of the wheelchair and step into an extraordinary life
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Simone Cipriani
Head of the Ethical Fashion Initiative at ITC and Secretary of the UN Alliance on Sustainable Fashion
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Securing management and administrative efficiency
We interviewed Jorge Flores Callejas, Inspector and Chair of the Joint Inspection Unit at the UN
INSIDE VIEW
Erasing microaggressions
The lobby for an anti-racist culture in the United Nations Secretariat
Being a parent of a child with disabilities or special needs
The challenges facing UN personnel
Breaking the mold
The UN is a solid, rewarding career choice, but a change mindset is still required to keep driving the change that will better the Organization
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Saving the planet
Executive Secretary Patricia Espinosa reveals what the future of climate protection looks like
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Parents working as UN consultants left in the lurch
Parental leave policies for UN staff have much room for improvement — and the UN’s “forgotten workforce” receives even less...
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Collaboration begins with the click of a button
The Mandate Review and Management System spotlights the benefits of cross-entity collaboration
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Addressing worldwide food crises and building resilience
A conversation with Dominique Burgeon, Director of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in...
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Is our investigations process fit for purpose?
Examining the fairness and relevance of the UN’s investigative process in disciplinary matters
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There are colors in the clouds: the value of self-reflection
Why self-reflection is so important?
INSIDE VIEW
Erasing microaggressions
The lobby for an anti-racist culture in the United Nations Secretariat
Being a parent of a child with disabilities or special needs
The challenges facing UN personnel
Breaking the mold
The UN is a solid, rewarding career choice, but a change mindset is still required to keep driving the change that will better the Organization
-
Saving the planet
Executive Secretary Patricia Espinosa reveals what the future of climate protection looks like
-
Parents working as UN consultants left in the lurch
Parental leave policies for UN staff have much room for improvement — and the UN’s “forgotten workforce” receives even less support
-
Collaboration begins with the click of a button
The Mandate Review and Management System spotlights the benefits of cross-entity collaboration
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Addressing worldwide food crises and building resilience
A conversation with Dominique Burgeon, Director of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in Geneva
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Is our investigations process fit for purpose?
Examining the fairness and relevance of the UN’s investigative process in disciplinary matters
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There are colors in the clouds: the value of self-reflection
Why self-reflection is so important?
DIPLOMACY
From mundane work experience to ambassador
Francisca Elizabeth Méndez Escobar, Permanent Representative of Mexico to the United Nations Office at Geneva
The art of representing 131 ethnic groups
We speak to Yerlan Alimbayev, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the United Nations Office at Geneva
The challenge of running a small mission in Geneva
We speak to Ambassador Athaliah Lesiba Molokomme of Botswana
DIPLOMACY
From mundane work experience to ambassador
Francisca Elizabeth Méndez Escobar, Permanent Representative of Mexico to the United Nations Office at Geneva
The art of representing 131 ethnic groups
We speak to Yerlan Alimbayev, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the United Nations Office at Geneva
The challenge of running a small mission in Geneva
We speak to Ambassador Athaliah Lesiba Molokomme of Botswana
UN MEMORIES
The discreet charm of quiet UN careers
In a gentle way you can change the world (Mahatma Gandhi)
Memories of Africa: Poverty and other surprises
“Sometimes we let life guide us, and other times we take life by the horns”
Interagency coordination should not be watered down!
Interagency coordination is a conundrum. Why are there so many redundancies and overlaps within the UN system? Bottled water may matter more than coordination
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La diplomatie des murmures
En matière de diplomatie, les conversations « intimes » se sont souvent avérées bien plus efficaces que les grands discours....
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How easy is it to be declared persona non grata?
Expelled by the nomads. Souvenirs from Somalia
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Can the international civil service thrive without staff unions?
Let’s explore the challenges, their legitimacy, and the concrete actions that await them
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La vision de l’autre côté
Comment la Ville de Genève vit sa vie internationale
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All UN memories lead to music
Work hard, enjoy music harder
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Les batailles d’un Fonctionnaire international
Pour s’imposer, être fidèle à soi-même
UN MEMORIES
The discreet charm of quiet UN careers
In a gentle way you can change the world (Mahatma Gandhi)
Memories of Africa: Poverty and other surprises
“Sometimes we let life guide us, and other times we take life by the horns”
Interagency coordination should not be watered down!
Interagency coordination is a conundrum. Why are there so many redundancies and overlaps within the UN system? Bottled water may matter more than coordination
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La diplomatie des murmures
En matière de diplomatie, les conversations « intimes » se sont souvent avérées bien plus efficaces que les grands discours. Mais les temps changent
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How easy is it to be declared persona non grata?
Expelled by the nomads. Souvenirs from Somalia
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Can the international civil service thrive without staff unions?
Let’s explore the challenges, their legitimacy, and the concrete actions that await them
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La vision de l’autre côté
Comment la Ville de Genève vit sa vie internationale
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All UN memories lead to music
Work hard, enjoy music harder
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Les batailles d’un Fonctionnaire international
Pour s’imposer, être fidèle à soi-même
CULTURE
Culture as an instrument for peace
The Barbier-Mueller Museum organizes a charity event on 16 June to support UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency
A cultural day trip: the Basel Kunstmuseum
A short guide to the world’s oldest public art collection
Dr Mukwege, une vie pour les survivantes de violences sexuelles
« Dans chaque conflit, les femmes sont victimes de violences sexuelles »
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How the Red Cross began
A humanitarian story
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Le Grütli, « la pointe de bonheur » du théâtre genevois
A la découverte du Centre de production et de diffusion des Arts vivants du Grütli : une vision moderne et transversale des...
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All that jazz!
In the month of International Jazz Day, we talk to Ally J. Steel, Editor of Jazz Revelations, the publication that covers the...
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Les rues de Genève se féminisent
Découvrez des femmes anonymes ou méconnues qui ont contribué à l’histoire de Genève
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Réparer les femmes, c’est mon métier
Ghada Hatem a fondé la Maison des femmes qui offre une prise en charge globale aux femmes battues, excisées ou victimes de...
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Ikhlaq Hussain: a sitar maestro
His personal mission is to preserve and disseminate his rich musical heritage through concerts, performances, and...
CULTURE
Culture as an instrument for peace
The Barbier-Mueller Museum organizes a charity event on 16 June to support UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency
A cultural day trip: the Basel Kunstmuseum
A short guide to the world’s oldest public art collection
Dr Mukwege, une vie pour les survivantes de violences sexuelles
« Dans chaque conflit, les femmes sont victimes de violences sexuelles »
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How the Red Cross began
A humanitarian story
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Le Grütli, « la pointe de bonheur » du théâtre genevois
A la découverte du Centre de production et de diffusion des Arts vivants du Grütli : une vision moderne et transversale des disciplines artistiques
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All that jazz!
In the month of International Jazz Day, we talk to Ally J. Steel, Editor of Jazz Revelations, the publication that covers the latest groundbreaking releases
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Les rues de Genève se féminisent
Découvrez des femmes anonymes ou méconnues qui ont contribué à l’histoire de Genève
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Réparer les femmes, c’est mon métier
Ghada Hatem a fondé la Maison des femmes qui offre une prise en charge globale aux femmes battues, excisées ou victimes de violences sexuelles
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Ikhlaq Hussain: a sitar maestro
His personal mission is to preserve and disseminate his rich musical heritage through concerts, performances, and teaching
LEISURE
Fun for everyone at UN Beach this summer
No need to miss the beach while you’re in Geneva. Come enjoy our sun loungers, paddleboards, bar and more
The Self-Care Club, a new staff club at the UN Geneva
Relax and de-stress with diverse self-care methods offered by your colleagues
Azerbaijan, a country of fusion
Let’s go to one of the most talked about travel destinations in the world
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L’escalade, un sport qui grimpe !
La pratique de l’escalade connaît un essor particulièrement important ces dernières années. Quelles sont les raisons d’un tel...
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It is time to dress up and dance
We talk to Brigitte Lüth, Director of the Waltz Viennese of Geneva and Counsellor at the Permanent Mission of Austria to...
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L’Orchestre des Nations, ambassadeur de la musique et de la paix
Diplomate de la musique, partout et pour tout le monde, le « plus petit des grands orchestres » reprend la scène
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Making Switzerland a more sustainable travel destination
‘Swisstainable’ is an initiative that helps tourism service providers become more sustainable. Letizia Elia, Head of Business...
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Authenticity in Central Switzerland
Explore the beauty of the Engelberg-Titlis region
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A visit to the Museum Cerny
Martha and Peter Cerny: an art collector and an art curator committed to passing the message of climate change through the...
LEISURE
Fun for everyone at UN Beach this summer
No need to miss the beach while you’re in Geneva. Come enjoy our sun loungers, paddleboards, bar and more
The Self-Care Club, a new staff club at the UN Geneva
Relax and de-stress with diverse self-care methods offered by your colleagues
Azerbaijan, a country of fusion
Let’s go to one of the most talked about travel destinations in the world
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L’escalade, un sport qui grimpe !
La pratique de l’escalade connaît un essor particulièrement important ces dernières années. Quelles sont les raisons d’un tel engouement ?
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It is time to dress up and dance
We talk to Brigitte Lüth, Director of the Waltz Viennese of Geneva and Counsellor at the Permanent Mission of Austria to WTO
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L’Orchestre des Nations, ambassadeur de la musique et de la paix
Diplomate de la musique, partout et pour tout le monde, le « plus petit des grands orchestres » reprend la scène
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Making Switzerland a more sustainable travel destination
‘Swisstainable’ is an initiative that helps tourism service providers become more sustainable. Letizia Elia, Head of Business Development at Switzerland Tourism, tells us more
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Authenticity in Central Switzerland
Explore the beauty of the Engelberg-Titlis region
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A visit to the Museum Cerny
Martha and Peter Cerny: an art collector and an art curator committed to passing the message of climate change through the inspiration of the indigenous peoples
HEALTH
Essor alarmant de la Nash ou maladie du soda
Sédentarité, malbouffe, addiction au sucre, via notamment la consommation de sodas, sont les grands ennemis du foie, l’un de nos plus précieux organes
Health Today
We talk to Michel Maillard, Specialist in Gastroenterology at Clinique Cécil, Hirslanden Group
Health Today
We talk to Howard Catton, Chief Executive Officer of the International Council of Nurses
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Health Today
We talk to Peter Burger, Managing Director at Kardiologische Gemeinschaftspraxis AG
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Health Today
We talk to Matthias Herrmann, Head of Innovation Management at University Hospital of Zürich
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Is dancing the best medicine?
Reconnecting with your body, coordinating movements, learning rhythm, feeling like you’re letting go… Dance has many...
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Health Today
We talk to Yannick de Dycker, Specialist in Gynecology & Obstetrics at Clinique des Grangettes, Hirslanden
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Health Today
We talk to Thierry Buecheler, Head of Europe, Middle-East and Africa for the Key Cloud Business, Business Value & Strategy...
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Des enfants pas tout à fait comme les autres
Directrice de l’association Autisme Genève, Elvira David Coppex, plaide en faveur d’une meilleure compréhension des besoins des...
HEALTH
Essor alarmant de la Nash ou maladie du soda
Sédentarité, malbouffe, addiction au sucre, via notamment la consommation de sodas, sont les grands ennemis du foie, l’un de nos plus précieux organes
Health Today
We talk to Michel Maillard, Specialist in Gastroenterology at Clinique Cécil, Hirslanden Group
Health Today
We talk to Howard Catton, Chief Executive Officer of the International Council of Nurses
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Health Today
We talk to Peter Burger, Managing Director at Kardiologische Gemeinschaftspraxis AG
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Health Today
We talk to Matthias Herrmann, Head of Innovation Management at University Hospital of Zürich
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Is dancing the best medicine?
Reconnecting with your body, coordinating movements, learning rhythm, feeling like you’re letting go… Dance has many benefits
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Health Today
We talk to Yannick de Dycker, Specialist in Gynecology & Obstetrics at Clinique des Grangettes, Hirslanden
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Health Today
We talk to Thierry Buecheler, Head of Europe, Middle-East and Africa for the Key Cloud Business, Business Value & Strategy division at Oracle.
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Des enfants pas tout à fait comme les autres
Directrice de l’association Autisme Genève, Elvira David Coppex, plaide en faveur d’une meilleure compréhension des besoins des enfants autistes
LIFESTYLE
July 7th – World Chocolate Day
We caught up with Daniel Bloch, CEO of Chocolats Camille Bloch, to find out more about being a purveyor of happiness
Have you tried riding a folding bike in Geneva?
On World Bicycle Day we talk to Will Butler-Adams, CEO of Brompton, the leading brand in portable bicycles
LIFESTYLE
July 7th – World Chocolate Day
We caught up with Daniel Bloch, CEO of Chocolats Camille Bloch, to find out more about being a purveyor of happiness
Have you tried riding a folding bike in Geneva?
On World Bicycle Day we talk to Will Butler-Adams, CEO of Brompton, the leading brand in portable bicycles
Celebrating World Sustainable Gastronomy Day
Moving towards sustainable dining in Switzerland
OTHER
Road to the World Cup 2022
Football Tournament Event – 22 June 2022, Stade de Varembé, Geneva
Et si la jeunesse réinventait le multilatéralisme ?
Eva, Noa et Jérôme ont co-fondé Geneva Youth Call, un collectif d’étudiants ayant organisé la première Assemblée Mondiale pour la Jeunesse à Genève
Shine: It is time to change the world
Ana de Andrés publishes Shine, a book to unleash everyone’s potential
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From the suit to the flapper: fashion and gender
Fashion throughout history has conspired to streamline for men, while confuse for women, a reflection of the unbalanced social...
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Can films fix the global challenges of human rights?
The 20th International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights returns to Geneva. We spoke to Laura Longobardi, Head of the...
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University for all: making higher education more inclusive
Higher education may seem a distant goal for students with disabilities
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Come fly with me
We interviewed Romain Vetter, Head of SWISS for Western Switzerland. We discussed the recovery, innovation, and reopening a key...
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Serve your audience, not yourself
Earn your way into their hearts and minds by serving their needs and interests
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Le CAGI a 25 ans !
Vingt-cinq années au service des Internationaux et de la Genève internationale
OTHER
Road to the World Cup 2022
Football Tournament Event – 22 June 2022, Stade de Varembé, Geneva
Et si la jeunesse réinventait le multilatéralisme ?
Eva, Noa et Jérôme ont co-fondé Geneva Youth Call, un collectif d’étudiants ayant organisé la première Assemblée Mondiale pour la Jeunesse à Genève
Shine: It is time to change the world
Ana de Andrés publishes Shine, a book to unleash everyone’s potential
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From the suit to the flapper: fashion and gender
Fashion throughout history has conspired to streamline for men, while confuse for women, a reflection of the unbalanced social values ascribed to genders
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Can films fix the global challenges of human rights?
The 20th International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights returns to Geneva. We spoke to Laura Longobardi, Head of the festival’s industry programme Impact Days
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University for all: making higher education more inclusive
Higher education may seem a distant goal for students with disabilities
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Come fly with me
We interviewed Romain Vetter, Head of SWISS for Western Switzerland. We discussed the recovery, innovation, and reopening a key route
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Serve your audience, not yourself
Earn your way into their hearts and minds by serving their needs and interests
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Le CAGI a 25 ans !
Vingt-cinq années au service des Internationaux et de la Genève internationale
