The official magazine of international civil servants
FOCUS ON
The UN must be impartial to the parties but not neutral to the law
The quintessential attribute of the UN’s moral authority in Ukraine
Independence and impartiality of international civil servants
Is the nature of the independence and impartiality of the international civil service the same today as it was when the UN was established?
Defining the borderline of what is right for UN personnel
Helmut Buss, former Director of UNHCR’s Ethics Office, talks about how to put impartiality into practice
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The daily task of remaining impartial
Jagan Chapagain, Secretary General of International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
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The know-how of impartiality after 2.500 missions
An exchange with Robert ‘Bob’ Weibel, the Chief Executive Officer at CENAD — the Center for Experiential Negotiation...
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Neutrality — George Floyd’s legacy
An intense conversation with the authors of the book The Neutrality Trap, Bernard Mayer and Jacqueline N. Font-Guzmán
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The fight against fake news
The digital divide, access to quality information, and the development of trust in media. UNESCO is sounding a global call to...
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Leading UN communications in turbulent times
Misinformation has been spreading seemingly more than ever in recent years. The UN’s Chief Communicator explains what the...
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Bringing positive change through communications
The work of the United Nations Information Service in Geneva
FOCUS ON
The UN must be impartial to the parties but not neutral to the law
The quintessential attribute of the UN’s moral authority in Ukraine
Independence and impartiality of international civil servants
Is the nature of the independence and impartiality of the international civil service the same today as it was when the UN was established?
Defining the borderline of what is right for UN personnel
Helmut Buss, former Director of UNHCR’s Ethics Office, talks about how to put impartiality into practice
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The daily task of remaining impartial
Jagan Chapagain, Secretary General of International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
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The know-how of impartiality after 2.500 missions
An exchange with Robert ‘Bob’ Weibel, the Chief Executive Officer at CENAD — the Center for Experiential Negotiation and Applied Diplomacy
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Neutrality — George Floyd’s legacy
An intense conversation with the authors of the book The Neutrality Trap, Bernard Mayer and Jacqueline N. Font-Guzmán
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The fight against fake news
The digital divide, access to quality information, and the development of trust in media. UNESCO is sounding a global call to action
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Leading UN communications in turbulent times
Misinformation has been spreading seemingly more than ever in recent years. The UN’s Chief Communicator explains what the UN is doing to fight this trend
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Bringing positive change through communications
The work of the United Nations Information Service in Geneva
GLOBAL AFFAIRS
How to transition to a green economy
To ensure that our planet is liveable for future generations, a drop in current emissions and existing atmospheric CO2 levels is required
Making roads safe for every child worldwide, but from Switzerland
How the UN Road Safety Fund and Allianz Suisse are partnering to empower individuals willing to make a difference in the road safety domain
Let the poor lead their own development
Even the poorest communities have the capacity to lead their own change when they work together
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Is the Mayor of your city already involved?
An urbane conversation with Anh Thu Duong and Kamelia Kemileva, Co-Directors of Geneva Cities Hub
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A prize for few. A benefit for many
The Nobel Prize is the most well-known and deserved award for talent and effort. We talk to Vidar Helgesen, Executive Director...
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Let’s open the debate
A conversation with Catherine S. Namakula, Chairperson of the UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent
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What letter are you going to send today?
World Postal Day is celebrated every 9 October. We spoke to the Director General of Universal Postal Union, Masahiko...
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A generational responsibility to save soil
We are all children of Mother Earth’s Soil. Let us protect it, for ourselves and for those who are yet to be born
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Why she won?
An enlightening conversation with Keishia Thorpe, winner of the Global Teacher Prize 2021, a one-million-dollar prize awarded by...
GLOBAL AFFAIRS
How to transition to a green economy
To ensure that our planet is liveable for future generations, a drop in current emissions and existing atmospheric CO2 levels is required
Making roads safe for every child worldwide, but from Switzerland
How the UN Road Safety Fund and Allianz Suisse are partnering to empower individuals willing to make a difference in the road safety domain
Let the poor lead their own development
Even the poorest communities have the capacity to lead their own change when they work together
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Is the Mayor of your city already involved?
An urbane conversation with Anh Thu Duong and Kamelia Kemileva, Co-Directors of Geneva Cities Hub
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A prize for few. A benefit for many
The Nobel Prize is the most well-known and deserved award for talent and effort. We talk to Vidar Helgesen, Executive Director of the Nobel Foundation
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Let’s open the debate
A conversation with Catherine S. Namakula, Chairperson of the UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent
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What letter are you going to send today?
World Postal Day is celebrated every 9 October. We spoke to the Director General of Universal Postal Union, Masahiko Metoki
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A generational responsibility to save soil
We are all children of Mother Earth’s Soil. Let us protect it, for ourselves and for those who are yet to be born
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Why she won?
An enlightening conversation with Keishia Thorpe, winner of the Global Teacher Prize 2021, a one-million-dollar prize awarded by Varkey Foundation
PHOTO OF THE MONTH
Chronicles of everyday diplomacy
The Delegate Whisperers. In interpretation, precision is everything. In the September edition of this magazine, we learned that “interpreting is not an easy task, [that] it is a job that requires extreme concentration, intense mental effort and a considerable amount...
PHOTO OF THE MONTH
Chronicles of everyday diplomacy
The Delegate Whisperers. In interpretation, precision is everything. In the September edition of this magazine, we learned that “interpreting is not an easy task, [that] it is a job that requires...
Chronicles of everyday diplomacy
We have already talked, in this space, about conference fatigue. It is one of the many stumbling blocks on the (sometimes monotonous) route of day-to-day multilateralism. However, in career...
Chronicles of everyday diplomacy
Metaphorically as much as literally, diplomacy can be seen as happening between the soft touch of a hand and the jarring sound of a falling hammer. Just like pencils, paper clips, ICT...
3 QUESTIONS
Impartiality in a judicial setting
Reflections of Fatou Bensouda, former ICC Prosecutor
From all angles: a perspective on today’s challenges
A unique conversation with Julia Chatterley, Anchor and Correspondent of CNN International
The future of multilingualism
A conversation with Valter Mavrič, Director General for Translation at the European Parliament
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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...
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What will conferences look like after Covid?
We talk to Cherith Ann Norman Chalet, Assistant Secretary-General for General Assembly and Conference Management
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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...
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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...
3 QUESTIONS
Impartiality in a judicial setting
Reflections of Fatou Bensouda, former ICC Prosecutor
From all angles: a perspective on today’s challenges
A unique conversation with Julia Chatterley, Anchor and Correspondent of CNN International
The future of multilingualism
A conversation with Valter Mavrič, Director General for Translation at the European Parliament
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Le tourisme d’affaires contraint de se transformer
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What will conferences look like after Covid?
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La liberté d’expresion, un bien des plus précieux
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La formation continue a le vent en poupe
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Progress on eliminating discrimination against women
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Radio Télévision Suisse : Notre mission est d’atteindre tous les publics
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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
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What will conferences look like after Covid?
We talk to Cherith Ann Norman Chalet, Assistant Secretary-General for General Assembly and Conference Management
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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
INSIDE VIEW
Standing at the point of tangency: some personal insights gained by not taking sides
This article provides a description of neutrality, impartiality and multi-partiality from the perspective of the Regional Ombudsman
Tackling racism at the UN in Geneva slowly but surely
Marie Diur, UNOG Anti-racism advocate, on progress and remaining challenges
UNDP now leads the way with its internship programs
UN Development Programme rises laudably in the Internship Quality Index while UNRWA, UNESCO, and the UN Secretariat continue to lag behind
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Behind the scenes at the Information Service at the UN in Geneva
We spoke to four of the staff who make this service’s work possible
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The UN staff helping Ukraine feed the world
Who are the UN staff ensuring that food ships can safely leave Ukraine and feed the world?
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How the UN helped Russia and Ukraine reach a deal on food exports
We go behind the scenes of the UN Global Crisis Response Group to find out how it happened and the role staff played
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Speaking with the media – how does it work?
UN staff have an important role to play as the face of the organization, but there are some grounds rules to be aware of
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Poser ses limites pour vivre heureux au travail
Reconnaître et faire respecter ses limites permet d’éviter les conflits et l’épuisement professionnel
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What does it mean to have a truly multilingual workforce?
As one of the only duty stations that is fully bilingual in French and English, here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how UN Geneva...
INSIDE VIEW
Standing at the point of tangency: some personal insights gained by not taking sides
This article provides a description of neutrality, impartiality and multi-partiality from the perspective of the Regional Ombudsman
Tackling racism at the UN in Geneva slowly but surely
Marie Diur, UNOG Anti-racism advocate, on progress and remaining challenges
UNDP now leads the way with its internship programs
UN Development Programme rises laudably in the Internship Quality Index while UNRWA, UNESCO, and the UN Secretariat continue to lag behind
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Behind the scenes at the Information Service at the UN in Geneva
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The UN staff helping Ukraine feed the world
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How the UN helped Russia and Ukraine reach a deal on food exports
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Speaking with the media – how does it work?
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Poser ses limites pour vivre heureux au travail
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What does it mean to have a truly multilingual workforce?
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Behind the scenes at the Information Service at the UN in Geneva
We spoke to four of the staff who make this service’s work possible
-
The UN staff helping Ukraine feed the world
Who are the UN staff ensuring that food ships can safely leave Ukraine and feed the world?
-
How the UN helped Russia and Ukraine reach a deal on food exports
We go behind the scenes of the UN Global Crisis Response Group to find out how it happened and the role staff played
-
Speaking with the media – how does it work?
UN staff have an important role to play as the face of the organization, but there are some grounds rules to be aware of
-
Poser ses limites pour vivre heureux au travail
Reconnaître et faire respecter ses limites permet d’éviter les conflits et l’épuisement professionnel
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What does it mean to have a truly multilingual workforce?
As one of the only duty stations that is fully bilingual in French and English, here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how UN Geneva champions multilingual cooperation
DIPLOMACY
Diplomacy in the family
Ambassador Robert Rae, Permanent Mission of Canada to the United Nations
India – Peace, multilateralism, and inclusive development
We converse with Ambassador Indra Mani Pandey on India's diplomacy and priorities at the UN and other international organizations in Geneva
Let’s expand the language!
Ambassador Maimuna Kibenga Tarishi,
Permanent Representative of the United Republic of Tanzania to the United Nations
DIPLOMACY
Diplomacy in the family
Ambassador Robert Rae, Permanent Mission of Canada to the United Nations
India – Peace, multilateralism, and inclusive development
We converse with Ambassador Indra Mani Pandey on India’s diplomacy and priorities at the UN and other international organizations in Geneva
Let’s expand the language!
Ambassador Maimuna Kibenga Tarishi,
Permanent Representative of the United Republic of Tanzania to the United Nations
UN MEMORIES
A life in protection — to retirement and beyond
Machiel Salomons served for decades at UNHCR. But that was just the beginning…
Language matters
The basis of identity and culture, it can build nations and advance human rights
Language, culture and a global mindset
Languages hold riches expressing the wealth of human culture: multilingualism is an expression of international understanding and respect
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The discreet charm of quiet UN careers
In a gentle way you can change the world (Mahatma Gandhi)
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Memories of Africa: Poverty and other surprises
“Sometimes we let life guide us, and other times we take life by the horns”
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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...
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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
UN MEMORIES
A life in protection — to retirement and beyond
Machiel Salomons served for decades at UNHCR. But that was just the beginning…
Language matters
The basis of identity and culture, it can build nations and advance human rights
Language, culture and a global mindset
Languages hold riches expressing the wealth of human culture: multilingualism is an expression of international understanding and respect
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The discreet charm of quiet UN careers
In a gentle way you can change the world (Mahatma Gandhi)
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Memories of Africa: Poverty and other surprises
“Sometimes we let life guide us, and other times we take life by the horns”
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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
CULTURE
The League of Nations uniforms and the new Palais des Nations
Uniforms promote the image and values of an organization, creating a sense of belonging and pride among staff members while being easily identifiable
Le CAGI ouvre un kiosque culturel au Cern
Un accélérateur de culture au sein d’une grande organisation internationale
Right on time
We could not be late for this appointment! We visited the Patek Philippe Museum and talked to its Director, Peter Friess, about its history and collection
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Visually engaged
Steffen Kraft, a talented illustrator from Germany who seeks to shake up and amplify what is wrong with society
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L’Orchestre des Nations souffle une 10e bougie exceptionnelle
Antoine Marguier et Roberto Benzi partageront le podium pour illuminer la scène du Victoria Hall avec la “Pastorale” de Ludwig...
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La culture est un arme
Jacques Attali, intellectuel français, a accordé un entretien exceptionnel pour évoquer son amour de la musique et sa vision du...
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“Untamed” by Glennon Doyle
If you are a woman reading this, have you ever thought of yourself as a cheetah?
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Culture as an instrument for peace
The Barbier-Mueller Museum organizes a charity event on 16 June to support UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency
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A cultural day trip: the Basel Kunstmuseum
A short guide to the world’s oldest public art collection
CULTURE
The League of Nations uniforms and the new Palais des Nations
Uniforms promote the image and values of an organization, creating a sense of belonging and pride among staff members while being easily identifiable
Le CAGI ouvre un kiosque culturel au Cern
Un accélérateur de culture au sein d’une grande organisation internationale
Right on time
We could not be late for this appointment! We visited the Patek Philippe Museum and talked to its Director, Peter Friess, about its history and collection
-
Visually engaged
Steffen Kraft, a talented illustrator from Germany who seeks to shake up and amplify what is wrong with society
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L’Orchestre des Nations souffle une 10e bougie exceptionnelle
Antoine Marguier et Roberto Benzi partageront le podium pour illuminer la scène du Victoria Hall avec la “Pastorale” de Ludwig van Beethoven
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La culture est un arme
Jacques Attali, intellectuel français, a accordé un entretien exceptionnel pour évoquer son amour de la musique et sa vision du monde et du multilatéralisme à l’heure de la guerre en...
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“Untamed” by Glennon Doyle
If you are a woman reading this, have you ever thought of yourself as a cheetah?
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Culture as an instrument for peace
The Barbier-Mueller Museum organizes a charity event on 16 June to support UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency
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A cultural day trip: the Basel Kunstmuseum
A short guide to the world’s oldest public art collection
LEISURE
Villa d’Este, Lake Como
Any mere mortal will feel like royalty in the ambiance of this lavish, Renaissance Era palace
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
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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
LEISURE
Villa d’Este, Lake Como
Any mere mortal will feel like royalty in the ambiance of this lavish, Renaissance Era palace
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
HEALTH
Prévenir, contrôler les effets délétères du diabète par l’activité physique
Maladie chronique, évolutive, longtemps silencieuse, le diabète est en plein essor dans le monde. L’activité physique améliore le vécu de patients
Health Today
We talk to Anil Soni, Chief Executive Officer at WHO Foundation
Why does mental health and wellbeing for all need to be a global priority?
Each year, the World Mental Health Day is marked on October 10th with events and campaigns in an increasing number of countries across the globe. This year’s theme is “Make mental health and wellbeing for all a global priority”
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La Joroterapia ou comment guérir de son histoire
Quand la médecine butte sur l’origine d’une maladie, l’histoire du patient peut donner les clefs qui libèrent de ce désordre...
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Health Today
We talk to Annalise Eggimann, Chief Executive Officer at Innosuisse, the Swiss Innovation Agency
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Health Today
We talk to Klaus Moosmayer, Member of the Executive Committee and Chief Ethics, Risk & Compliance Officer at Novartis
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Health Today
We talk to Cary Adams, Chief Executive Officer at Union for International Cancer Control
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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...
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Health Today
We talk to Michel Maillard, Specialist in Gastroenterology at Clinique Cécil, Hirslanden Group
HEALTH
Prévenir, contrôler les effets délétères du diabète par l’activité physique
Maladie chronique, évolutive, longtemps silencieuse, le diabète est en plein essor dans le monde. L’activité physique améliore le vécu de patients
Health Today
We talk to Anil Soni, Chief Executive Officer at WHO Foundation
Why does mental health and wellbeing for all need to be a global priority?
Each year, the World Mental Health Day is marked on October 10th with events and campaigns in an increasing number of countries across the globe. This year’s theme is “Make mental health and wellbeing for all a global priority”
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La Joroterapia ou comment guérir de son histoire
Quand la médecine butte sur l’origine d’une maladie, l’histoire du patient peut donner les clefs qui libèrent de ce désordre intérieur
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Health Today
We talk to Annalise Eggimann, Chief Executive Officer at Innosuisse, the Swiss Innovation Agency
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Health Today
We talk to Klaus Moosmayer, Member of the Executive Committee and Chief Ethics, Risk & Compliance Officer at Novartis
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Health Today
We talk to Cary Adams, Chief Executive Officer at Union for International Cancer Control
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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
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Health Today
We talk to Michel Maillard, Specialist in Gastroenterology at Clinique Cécil, Hirslanden Group
LIFESTYLE
Eva J.: A woman, a history, a brand
Swiss neurocosmetics Eva.J successfully proves how innovative skin products take care of our beauty, emotions and behavior
Run for Hope
How to support cancer research and families affected by cancer
LIFESTYLE
Eva J.: A woman, a history, a brand
Swiss neurocosmetics Eva.J successfully proves how innovative skin products take care of our beauty, emotions and behavior
Run for Hope
How to support cancer research and families affected by cancer
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
OTHER
When speaking, paint the picture, not just the frame
When it comes to how you as leaders and change-makers speak in front of your audiences in these turbulent times, the call is to do it differently
Mastering the art of public speaking
Do you want to develop your public speaking and leadership skills in a friendly, supportive and multicultural environment?
Upskilling your career with a professional doctorate degree
Designed for working professionals who would like to enhance their professional credentials without
interrupting their work
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Road to the World Cup 2022
Football Tournament Event – 22 June 2022, Stade de Varembé, Geneva
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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...
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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
OTHER
When speaking, paint the picture, not just the frame
When it comes to how you as leaders and change-makers speak in front of your audiences in these turbulent times, the call is to do it differently
Mastering the art of public speaking
Do you want to develop your public speaking and leadership skills in a friendly, supportive and multicultural environment?
Upskilling your career with a professional doctorate degree
Designed for working professionals who would like to enhance their professional credentials without
interrupting their work
-
Road to the World Cup 2022
Football Tournament Event – 22 June 2022, Stade de Varembé, Geneva
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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
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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
