Independence and impartiality of international civil servants
Is the nature of the independence and impartiality of the international civil service the same today as it was when the UN was established?
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Defining the borderline of what is right for UN personnel
Helmut Buss, former Director of UNHCR’s Ethics Office, talks about how to put impartiality into practice
The daily task of remaining impartial
Jagan Chapagain, Secretary General of International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
The know-how of impartiality after 2.500 missions
An exchange with Robert 'Bob' Weibel, the Chief Executive Officer at CENAD — the Center for Experiential Negotiation and Applied Diplomacy
Neutrality — George Floyd’s legacy
An intense conversation with the authors of the book The Neutrality Trap, Bernard Mayer and Jacqueline N. Font-Guzmán
The fight against fake news
The digital divide, access to quality information, and the development of trust in media. UNESCO is sounding a global call to action
Leading UN communications in turbulent times
Misinformation has been spreading seemingly more than ever in recent years. The UN's Chief Communicator explains what the UN is doing to fight this trend
Bringing positive change through communications
The work of the United Nations Information Service in Geneva
A giant of the times
During Global Media and Literary Information Week, we spoke with Stephen Dunbar-Johnson, President of The New York Times International