Paving a way for the future Assistant Secretary-General for Youth Affairs, Felipe Paullier, reveals how he aims to support generations to come By Ian Richards | INSIDE VIEW | 1 July 2024
Life as the UN’s paymaster From managing an annual budget of $14 billion to paying staff in remote locations, it’s all in a day’s work By Ian Richards | INSIDE VIEW | 1 May 2023
The UN has a new mobility policy but it could be better Everyone has an opinion on mobility. Here is mine. I’d love to know yours By Ian Richards | FOCUS ON | 1 February 2023
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? By Ian Richards | INSIDE VIEW | 1 October 2022
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 By Ian Richards | INSIDE VIEW | 1 October 2022
Five things the pandemic has taught us about working at the UN Two years on, what have we learned about flexible working arrangements and other workplace issues By Ian Richards | FOCUS ON | 1 February 2022
Patrick Chappatte: Cancel culture has gone too far Celebrity Geneva-based political cartoonist Patrick Chappatte on how he became a cartoonist and why the media needs to stand up to cancel culture By Ian Richards | CULTURE | 1 July 2021
Trade, fun and banter – two guys and their podcast Rob Skidmore and Ardian Mollabeciri from ITC on their new podcast, Tradesplaining By Ian Richards | INSIDE VIEW | 1 May 2021