A museum for today’s world The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum is a a space for dialogue, art, and action - where humanitarian values connect us all, here and now By Pascal Hufschmid | CULTURE | 1 April 2025
Weimar: Journey to a turbulent time in history? Martin, Pedragosa and Morata are the authors of Weimar, tiempos inciertos (Weimar, Uncertain Times), a graphic novel published by Norma Editorial By Gemma Capellas Espuny and Jesus Guerrero Buitrago | CULTURE | 1 April 2025
UNJSPF: secure your future How the UNJSPF Pension Townhall sessions are a great way to learn about your pension benefits and ask questions By Mirko Montuori | INSIDE VIEW | 1 April 2025
Exploring the sources of conflict: insights from an Ombudsman A look at the anatomy of conflict, its hidden causes and complex realities seen through the eyes of an Ombudsman By Vassilena Gashparova | INSIDE VIEW | 1 April 2025
A greener future for a planet in peril Climate advocate Bill McKibben marks World Earth Day on 22 April with optimism, activism and hope By Mollie Fraser-Andrews | 3 QUESTIONS | 1 April 2025
Exploring period poverty across nations Period poverty affects millions globally, limiting access to menstrual products, education, and dignity—it’s time to address this widespread crisis By Leisha Toory | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 April 2025
A UN Convention on the rights of older persons Emphasizing the universal importance of the rights and dignity of older persons, in the spirit of the United Nations By Alejandro Bonilla Garcia | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 April 2025
Reflecting on sport for development and peace From refugee camps to Olympic stadiums, sport is shaping communities, driving social change and redefining diplomacy By Marçal Jané García | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 April 2025