Are we ready for the next health crisis? As WHO and partners prepare for the International Day of Epidemic Preparedness in December, we ask Dr. Sylvie Briand about the past, present, and future By Daniel Nazarov | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 December 2022
Bridges that —so badly— need to be built On Human Rights Day, Karen Tse, Chief Executive Officer of International Bridges to Justice By Julián Ginzo | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 December 2022
How to transition to a green economy To ensure that our planet is liveable for future generations, a drop in current emissions and existing atmospheric CO2 levels is required By Ekkehard Ernst, Marianne Schörling and Leonie Achtnich | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | Uncategorized | 22 November 2022
Making roads safe for every child worldwide, but from Switzerland How the UN Road Safety Fund and Allianz Suisse are partnering to empower individuals willing to make a difference in the road safety domain By Giovanni Pintor | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 November 2022
Let the poor lead their own development Even the poorest communities have the capacity to lead their own change when they work together By Kyla Marie Partridge | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 November 2022
Is the Mayor of your city already involved? An urbane conversation with Anh Thu Duong and Kamelia Kemileva, Co-Directors of Geneva Cities Hub By Julián Ginzo | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 28 October 2022
A prize for few. A benefit for many The Nobel Prize is the most well-known and deserved award for talent and effort. We talk to Vidar Helgesen, Executive Director of the Nobel Foundation By Julián Ginzo | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 6 October 2022
Let’s open the debate A conversation with Catherine S. Namakula, Chairperson of the UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent By Niraj Dawadi | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 October 2022
What letter are you going to send today? World Postal Day is celebrated every 9 October. We spoke to the Director General of Universal Postal Union, Masahiko Metoki By Richard Turner | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 October 2022