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
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Digital doors: who gets in?
The shift to digital government is reshaping access to public services but not equally for all
Celebrating the volunteers of the Red Cross and Red Crescent
In today’s crises, the most important humanitarian resource is not what is delivered, but who shows up
From market to meaning
Rewriting trade law to protect meaning, not just markets. What if we reimagined it as a tool for cultural dignity?
From Piazza Grande to global dialogue: cinema of commonality
Every summer, a small town on Lake Maggiore turns its main square into one of the world’s largest open‑air cinemas, and a lab for quiet diplomacy
Chronicles of Everyday Diplomacy
From ocean depths to protecting the planet
As an explorer, diver, mountaineer and filmmaker, Paul Rose has devoted his life to discovering, exploring and protecting the ocean’s last wild places
AI’s skills gap demands gender-responsive multilateral action
As with previous technological shifts, this moment is not only about innovation; it is about access, inclusion, and choice
