The art of harmonising varied economies We met with Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund. A quick snapshot of her priorities By Julián Ginzo | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 September 2021
Qui est Agnès Callamard, la nouvelle secrétaire générale d’Amnesty ? Le parcours d’une experte en droits humains connue pour son courage et son franc-parler By Joachim Tapia-Almosnino | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 September 2021
International day of awareness of food loss and waste In a society addicted to over-consumption and a profligate use of precious resources, what can we do about global food loss and waste? By Michael Stopford | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 September 2021
Celebrating thriving deaf communities to sign for Human Rights Every September, two global major events celebrate an often overlooked cultural and linguistic minority found in every nation on Earth By Joseph Murray | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 September 2021
Dandy’s: A men’s business founded by a woman who means business On this year’s World Barber's Day, let’s look at local businesses that provide personal grooming services By Anoushka Nair | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 September 2021
The world’s most travelled document A brief history of early passports and Nansen certificates By Gudrun Beger | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 July 2021
Sustainable talks for sustainable actions We spoke with Ekkehard Ernst, President of Geneva Macro Labs - a platform for networking and amplifying the concept of sustainability among public and private sector actors By Julián Ginzo | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 30 June 2021
UN reforms threaten public service The UN is pushing for agile contracts in order to uberise the international civil service. Performance will be hit By Camilo Rubiano | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 June 2021
Instead of mining the deep sea let’s recycle our electronic waste On this year’s World Ocean Day, let’s remember that our consumption of resources is inevitably linked to ocean health By Leonie Meier | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 June 2021