GLOBAL AFFAIRS Archives - Page 9 of 23

Innovation is in the UN’s DNA but it can be stifled by bureaucracy

Innovation is core to the UN but, as with any complex organization, sometimes it’s hard to deliver. It’s time to reinvigorate efforts to meet the SDGs

By Dominique Perron, Guillaume Andro and Bertrand Ginet | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 June 2023

Using animation to help young Amazonians tell their story

Indigenous youth are facing precarious futures and feeling unheard. Animation co-production can amplify their voices and show their desired futures

By Camilla Morelli | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 June 2023

How quantum computing will impact UN organizations

The benefits are multifold, ranging from accelerating sustainable development to requiring quantum-safe cryptography

By J. Erbguth, M. Schörling, S. Kovac, Prof. D. Pavuna | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 June 2023

Media dialogues — Jack Werner

He is a disruptive journalist from Sweden, author and co-author of several books mainly linked to critical thinking and co-founder of the series "The Viral Investigator". We therefore decided to "investigate" him and learn more about his career

By Julián Ginzo | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 19 May 2023

Sky News Chief Correspondent Stuart Ramsay

Media dialogues – Stuart Ramsay

He is a British journalist, currently working as Chief Correspondent for Sky News, a British free-to-air television news channel. In addition to being Sky's longest serving foreign Correspondent, he is a person full of anecdotes who broadcasts live, in high-risk places, making viewer be there with him

By Julián Ginzo | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 3 May 2023