The Earth Prize 2024 Finalists Focus on UN SDGs 6, 12 and 15 Teenage champions of change: The Earth Prize 2024 Finalists merge passion with purpose, putting the UN SDGs into practice for a sustainable tomorrow By John G McCarthy | OTHER | 9 April 2024
For the love of climbing Afraid of heights? Quite the opposite! More and more New Yorkers are finding joy in scrambling upwards in the city’s numerous climbing gyms By Louise Szymoniak | LEISURE | 1 April 2024
Balancing ambition and realism Morocco’s first President of the Human Rights Council, Ambassador Omar Zniber, reveals how he intends to lead the Council over the next year By Achraf El Bahi | DIPLOMACY | 1 April 2024
Understanding organizational ethics at the UN Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer for the International Rescue Committee, Katrina Campbell, details her ethical mission By Prisca Chaoui | 3 QUESTIONS | 1 April 2024
The power equilibrium An insight into how an ombudsman thinks about power and what it really means to help people By Nicholas Theotocatos | INSIDE VIEW | 1 April 2024
Just keep swimming! A candid intergenerational conversation about career navigation at the UN between one of UNCTAD’s longest serving staff members and a new employee By Deane de Menezes | INSIDE VIEW | 1 April 2024
A pathway for the future: the British curriculum Internationally mobile parents in Geneva are often faced with a vast array of options in terms of curricula for their children By Tania Gentet Ganose | EDUCATION | 1 April 2024
Expect the unexpected Robert Bruce Adolph, retired UN security advisor turned author, reveals how his eventful career at the UN has led to an equally eventful retirement By Mollie Fraser-Andrews | UN MEMORIES | 1 April 2024
On a glissé des droits de l’enfant au droit à l’enfant à tout prix René Frydman préconise de mener une réflexion bioéthique au plan mondial afin de parer aux dérives d’une médecine de la reproduction en plein essor By Muriel Scibilia | HEALTH | 1 April 2024