Why dialogue matters in a divided world
Kazakhstan’s new Permanent Representative Erzhan Kazykhan on the challenges shaping global politics
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Why trust still matters
What makes multilateralism work in practice and why the human dimension remains a critical asset for the United Nations
The extraordinary value of a bilingual education
Educating bilingualists is an investment in both cognitive resilience and the empathetic power required to bridge our world’s cultural divides
Holiday Region Interlaken: make the most of spring
Why not visit Europe’s adventure capital, nestled in the heart of the Swiss Alps?
Youth in the lead: social entrepreneurship in western Nepal
In far western Nepal, young people are leading the way in social innovation and becoming key to the community’s growth
Sixty years of system-wide oversight
Over six decades, the JIU has helped shape how UN organizations govern themselves, manage resources, and learn collectively
EDITORIAL- April 2026
Designing new systems to recognize new ways of thinking
World Autism Awareness Day on 2 April reminds us when awareness isn’t enough:
inclusion matters
Obesity: treating it differently, acting globally
New medications for obesity can help patients lose weight, but they do not address the underlying causes of this chronic, multifactorial disease.