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 By Manon Balcaen | INSIDE VIEW | 1 May 2026
Cold water swimming: method to the madness Take the plunge and this new hobby could change your life By Mollie Fraser-Andrews | LIFESTYLE | 1 May 2026
La Société de Lecture : entre héritage et modernité Lieu de vie autant que de savoir, la Société de Lecture mêle débats, rencontres et initiatives pour les jeunes pour faire du livre une expérience joyeuse et partagée By Muriel Scibilia | OTHER | 1 May 2026
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 By Nena Stoiljkovic | FOCUS ON | 1 May 2026
A conversation with JIU Chair Conrod Hunte JIU’s authority lies in independence, objectivity, evidence-based analysis, and credibility with governing bodies, not in issuing binding instructions By Alexandra Capello, Vincent Hermie and Numayr Chowdhury | FOCUS ON | 1 April 2026
Journée internationale de la conscience 2026 Une invitation urgente à repenser nos valeurs vécues et nos structures pour bâtir les fondations d’un avenir de paix pour les jeunes du monde entier By Jean Fabre | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 April 2026
Why faster is not always better in climate adaptation The gap between policy speed and governance capacity is emerging as an unacknowledged source of fragility when it comes to escalation of climate risks By Sadaf Mehrabi | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 April 2026
AI + AI = AI The rapid pace of AI demands education systems that can adapt, innovate, and ensure equitable access so that no one is left behind in achieving SDGs By Vishal Sharma | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 April 2026