Heidi: how one child can inspire peace
Heidi has the potential to contribute to worldpeace – if we take her seriously and understand her as an invitation to dialogue
UNToday
The foundation of humanitarian action
Protecting communities from sexual exploitation and abuse requires trust, honest dialogue and the willingness to listen to those on the frontlines
Forty years into eternity
Four decades after the death of Jorge Luis Borges in Geneva, the city is honoring the seminal writer with a series
How AI is redefining teaching and learning
Artificial intelligence may make teaching easier, but at what cost to the experience of education?
Digital doors: who gets in?
The shift to digital government is reshaping access to public services but not equally for all
Chronicles of Everyday Diplomacy
From ocean depths to protecting the planet
As an explorer, diver, mountaineer and filmmaker, Paul Rose has devoted his life to discovering, exploring and protecting the ocean’s last wild places
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
