Why rangeland and pastoralist rights must shape climate policy With COP17 in Mongolia on the horizon, pastoralists must be placed at the center of climate and land policy debates By Solange Bandiaky-Badji | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 July 2026
If solidarity is the principle, volunteering is its discipline By Toily Kurbanov | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 9 June 2026
Save the children: standing against child labour on June 12 By Mollie Fraser-Andrews | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 June 2026
The city of the future is being decided right now The cities of tomorrow are being decided today. Geneva is where diplomacy, AI and urban futures converge. By Cristina Bueti | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 5 May 2026
How digital lifelines keep our life running World Telecommunication and Information Society Day on 17 May is an invitation to look differently at the everyday technologies we take for granted By Monika Gehner | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 May 2026
Réarmer la coopération multilatérale La Genève Internationale et les projets à impact au service des ODD By Thomas Egli | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 May 2026
How AI is redefining teaching and learning Artificial intelligence may make teaching easier, but at what cost to the experience of education? By Sebastian Zielinski | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 May 2026
Digital doors: who gets in? The shift to digital government is reshaping access to public services but not equally for all By Patricia Nemeth | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 May 2026
From market to meaning Rewriting trade law to protect meaning, not just markets. What if we reimagined it as a tool for cultural dignity? By Ayesha Dawood | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 May 2026