How does Make-A-Wish work in Switzerland and Liechtenstein?
An interview with Nathalie Martens Jacquet, Director General of the foundation, reveals the steps taken to make dreams come true for children with critical illnesses
Media dialogues — Jack Werner
He is a disruptive journalist from Sweden, author and co-author of several books mainly linked to critical thinking and co-founder of the series "The Viral Investigator". We therefore decided to "investigate" him and learn more about his career
Media dialogues – Stuart Ramsay
He is a British journalist, currently working as Chief Correspondent for Sky News, a British free-to-air television news channel. In addition to being Sky's longest serving foreign Correspondent, he is a person full of anecdotes who broadcasts live, in high-risk places, making viewer be there with him
What is the next device we will connect to?
With May comes World Telecommunications Day. We met with Dr Liang Hua, Chairman of Huawei Technologies - an innovating telecom giant
Who is behind Wikipedia?
The myths behind the world’s most accessed information hub with Rebecca Mackinnon, Vice President of Global Advocacy at Wikimedia Foundation
Global governance: cycling the talks
Nicholas Niggli, former Chairman of WTO Government Procurement Agreement, in charge of renegotiating a pact worth $1.7 trillion/year in market opportunities
The right brain top thinkers agency
Switzerland is the most innovative country in the world. April 21st brings United Nations' World Creativity and Innovation Day. We spoke with Marc Pauchard, Head of the Knowledge Transfer and International Programmes Division of Innosuisse, the Swiss Innovation Agency
No smoke on the water
Co-founders of Water.org, Matt Damon and Gary White on global water inequality
Internal mobility in the private sector
When supported in the right way, mobility can provide a person’s career with just the boost it needs