Multilingualism: a true core value at WMO The practical tool by which the organization can deliver its message to all members, no matter the language By Eduard Rico Vilar and Elizabeth Ambrose | INSIDE VIEW | 1 February 2024
Cabo Verde – what next? Ambassador Clara Delgado Jesus updates us on her country’s priorities for 2024 By Julián Ginzo | DIPLOMACY | 1 February 2024
English-speaking cancer support across Switzerland A conversation with Elina Viitaniemi, Director of Cancer Support Switzerland By Susan Wells | HEALTH | 1 February 2024
España con otro enfoque, de Rodolfo Romero Exposition du 6 février au 15 mars 2024 à l’Institut Cervantes de Lyon By Isabel Calderón | CULTURE | 1 February 2024
A broken chain and a magic fountain San Marino and UN values depicted in two art pieces at the Palais des Nations By Mollie Fraser-Andrews | CULTURE | 1 February 2024
Argentine meteorologist makes history at WMO In January 2024, Professor Celeste Saulo became the Secretary-General of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). She is the first woman to hold this position in the organization’s 150-year history By Gemma Capellas Espuny and Mark Blaustein | FOCUS ON | 1 February 2024
Skiing and the ascent of the backcountry adventure As winter settles across the Alps, ski touring offers a quieter, more intimate mountain experience than traditional skiing for many of us By Jamie Barclay | LEISURE | 1 February 2024
An international education An insight into the importance of peace and development in schools with Conrad Hughes, Director of the Ecole Internationale de Genève By Mollie Fraser-Andrews | EDUCATION | 31 January 2024
Studying in Switzerland: a challenging choice for parents Switzerland is not only famous for its chocolate or private banks, but also for its international and boarding schools By Francisco Benavente | EDUCATION | 30 January 2024