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
On the frontlines of humanity How does the IFRC’s Secretary General, Jagan Chapagain, shape the strategic direction of humanitarian response? By Mollie Fraser-Andrews | FOCUS ON | 1 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
Truth, trust and the new risks facing humanitarian action Humanitarian crises are no longer shaped only by what happens on the ground, but by what people believe is happening By Xavier Castellanos | FOCUS ON | 1 May 2026
Heidi: how one child can inspire peace Heidi has the potential to contribute to worldpeace – if we take her seriously and understand her as an invitation to dialogue By Peter Otto Büttner and Peter Polzin | CULTURE | 1 May 2026
Forty years into eternity Four decades after the death of Jorge Luis Borges in Geneva, the city is honoring the seminal writer with a series By Marcos Liyo | CULTURE | 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
The foundation of humanitarian action Protecting communities from sexual exploitation and abuse requires trust, honest dialogue and the willingness to listen to those on the frontlines By Clare Francis | INSIDE VIEW | 1 May 2026