Are the days of Davos man and woman really over? The World Economic Forum’s Davos: plutocrats’ playground or a new global governance? By Michael Stopford | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 February 2022
The art of moving goods from one country to another Digitalizing border crossings will help countries in normal and in extraordinary times. How should we understand this new challenge? By Kostas Alexopoulos | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 February 2022
Reaching SDG 4: The necessary contribution of NGOs Six years after the UN General Assembly adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, where do we stand and what role do NGOs play? By Mathieu Cros | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 February 2022
How permanent will the fight against hunger and poverty be? We talked to Gargee Ghosh, President of Global Policy & Advocacy at Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation By Julián Ginzo | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 15 January 2022
Artificial intelligence and the future of work Algorithms are already changing the way we work. They can do a lot to support us in our daily tasks, but they come with a risk By Leonie Achtnich | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 10 January 2022
‘Back’ to work: post-lockdown reflections from a Geneva-based NGO Introducing hybrid and flexible into a modern and more collaborative work space - Norwegian Refugee Council is leading the way By Issie Cobb | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 29 December 2021
Global youth – don’t write us off just yet Often overlooked, marginalised and even vilified, the world's youth deserve much greater support and recognition of their achievements By Jake Sanders | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 8 December 2021
Leaving no one behind in humanitarian action Persons with disabilities are particularly at risk in humanitarian crises. The UN and partners are working to make humanitarian action more inclusive By Isabelle de Muyser-Boucher | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 December 2021
Neutrality: a changing concept? In 2017 the UNGA declared the International Day of Neutrality. But what does this mean today? By Michael Stopford | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 December 2021