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170 years of daily publication, 132 Pulitzer Prizes, more than 9 million subscribers, managed since 1896 by the Sulzberger family and currently considered the second most important newspaper in the world, after USA Today and before The Guardian. The impact of what its...
Each year, the Varkey Foundation honors an extraordinary and committed teacher who has made an inspirational impact on their school and community. Last year, Keishia Thorpe was chosen from among 8,000 applicants from 121 countries. Not only for her commitment to...
The “Same Thoughts” campaign launched by Steffen Kraft raises issues that affect all of us, but do not necessarily engage us in doing the right thing. And what is the right thing? Although the campaign leaves it free to interpretation, the purpose is more than clear...
Municipalities and their leaders have come to play a more decisive role, with greater exposure not only regionally, but also globally. Consequently, the same model that diplomacy at the international level proposes through its ambassadors is now being discussed (and...
Anchor of the television show “First Move with Julia Chatterley,” weekdays at 9 a.m. ET on CNN. Recent —and very incisive— moderator of the 2022 World Economic Forum in Davos. Worked at two key global financial institutions: Bloomberg and Morgan Stanley, learning the...
Today’s digital information environment may seem like a confusing maze to many. Some give up and go on a ‘news fast’ to avoid so much negative news and the struggle of sorting honesty from hoaxes. Some gravitate to the clear, inviting rhetoric of sites that promote...
Football is the universal language that unites the complexities of cultural diversity. The World Cup suddenly displaces the most important and vulnerable priorities of societies and their governments to generate others. FIFA, as the institution that controls the...
The foundation was created once Mandela’s presidential term came to an end. What was the main reason for its creation? For Madiba, the work of making democracy stick and at the same time begin the transformation of both the state and society had only just begun by...
UN Today and Hirslanden present Health Today, a series of interviews with Swiss-based health experts who share their personal stories, their responsibilities at work, and how they foresee their job in the future. Today, we talk to Annalise Eggimann, Chief Executive...
UN Today and Hirslanden present Health Today, a series of interviews with Swiss-based health experts who share their personal stories, their responsibilities at work, and how they foresee their job in the future. Today, we talk to Klaus Moosmayer, Member of the...
