From the battlefield to the UN
Giles Duley discusses his new role as the United Nations’ first global advocate for persons with disabilities in conflict and peacebuilding situations
The Human Rights Council – a rich story
Eric Tistounet in discussion about his book, ‘The UN Human Rights Council: A Practical Anatomy’
Swiss diplomacy – staff mobility is paramount
The alpine country’s successful tradition of diplomacy is strengthened by its positive working culture
Victoria Hall – a treasured Romandy landmark
Respecting music’s power and cultural properties are central to Jonathan Nott’s understanding of his role as artistic and musical director
Global youth – don’t write us off just yet
Often overlooked, marginalised and even vilified, the world's youth deserve much greater support and recognition of their achievements
COP26 – Has America’s chance to lead disappeared for good?
Biden will be sure to convince leaders that the United States
is back and ready to lead on climate change – but is it too little too late?