Heidi: how one child can inspire peace
Heidi has the potential to contribute to worldpeace – if we take her seriously and understand her as an invitation to dialogue
CULTURE
Forty years into eternity
Four decades after the death of Jorge Luis Borges in Geneva, the city is honoring the seminal writer with a series
UNRISD Explores Fanon,Youth & Decolonization on Social Justice Day
An afternoon of cinema, resistance, and dialogue exploring Fanon’s legacy and youth voices
Espionage and Resistance in Switzerland 1939-45
Various intelligence services operating from Switzerland played a major role in the clandestine war that contributed to the Allied victory of 1945
Celebrating Arabic: a language that connects cultures
Mohamed Ougammadan, Chief of the Arabic Translation Section at UNOG offers his reflections to mark World Arabic Language Day on 18 December
The hidden footprint of digital sustainability
Can digital technology save the planet — or is it fuelling the very crisis it claims to solve?
Notes from a restless Peru: cats and the Condor Coast
A country where memory and poetry coexist, from coastal cafés to sacred peaks and silent booksellers
In the archives: rediscovering the UN’s past to shape its future
To understand the UN’s evolution, look to its archives: a prism of hidden voices, lessons, and ideas still shaping today’s challenges
Yo, Clara. Tú, Malica: a novel for youngsters by Cristina Leyva
A novel that unites present and past through the friendship between a Neanderthal girl and a modern-day teenage girl