A prize for few. A benefit for many The Nobel Prize is the most well-known and deserved award for talent and effort. We talk to Vidar Helgesen, Executive Director of the Nobel Foundation By Julián Ginzo | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 6 October 2022
Why she won? An enlightening conversation with Keishia Thorpe, winner of the Global Teacher Prize 2021, a one-million-dollar prize awarded by Varkey Foundation By Julián Ginzo | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 October 2022
From all angles: a perspective on today’s challenges A unique conversation with Julia Chatterley, Anchor and Correspondent of CNN International By Julián Ginzo | 3 QUESTIONS | 1 October 2022
It is time to dress up and dance We talk to Brigitte Lüth, Director of the Waltz Viennese of Geneva and Counsellor at the Permanent Mission of Austria to WTO By Julián Ginzo | LEISURE | 6 April 2022
Did WHO do enough to curb COVID-19? Scrutinizing WHO's actions in responding to COVID-19, reducing vaccine inequity, and deciphering COVID-19 origins By Vedant Kulkarni | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 23 March 2022
Two colleagues and their podcast Behind the success of UN Catch-Up Dateline Geneva, which just recently reached its 50th edition By Maritza Ascencios | INSIDE VIEW | 2 March 2022
Women and girls are not victims, they are the key to the future Germany’s Permanent Representative Katharina Stasch on her career and the importance of empowering women By Max Kunte | DIPLOMACY | 2 March 2022
From the suit to the flapper: fashion and gender Fashion throughout history has conspired to streamline for men, while confuse for women, a reflection of the unbalanced social values ascribed to genders By Richard Thompson Ford | OTHER | 2 March 2022