Forty-five years for clean air Even amid geopolitical tensions, countries can unite to address environmental challenges, as shown by the adoption of the Air Convention in 1979 By Albena Karadjova | FOCUS ON | 1 June 2026
Reducing industrial accident risks to protect people and nature Industrial accidents cross borders, and the 1986 Rhine spill led to a legal framework for prevention, preparedness, and cooperation By Franziska Hirsch | FOCUS ON | 1 June 2026
When decisions cross borders: assessing environmental impacts How UNECE Espoo Convention is helping countries cooperate to prevent harm and protect shared environments By Elena Santer | FOCUS ON | 1 June 2026
How shared waters unite countries and protect people Rivers cross borders, our solutions should too. Here’s why cooperation matters By Sonja Koeppel and Iulia Trombitcaia | FOCUS ON | 1 June 2026
Why environmental rights matter In a world of rising pressures, the Aarhus Convention and its Protocol on PRTRs empower people to safeguard our environment By Ella Behlyarova | FOCUS ON | 1 June 2026
Save the children: standing against child labour on June 12 By Mollie Fraser-Andrews | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 June 2026
How does humanitarian action affect us all, here and now? A new chapter of co-creation opens at the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum By Alice Baronnet | EXPLORE SWITZERLAND | 1 June 2026