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Inside Geneva: life in Gaza and COP29
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In this podcast episode, we interview the editors of Daybreak in Gaza, a book that celebrates the history, culture, cuisine, music and daily life in Gaza.
Almost 3,000 people demonstrate for Palestine in Geneva
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Almost 3,000 people took part in a solidarity rally for Palestine in Geneva on Saturday. The rally was organised by the BDS movement (Boycott – Divestment – Sanctions).
Inside Geneva: does it matter to the UN who’s in the White House?
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With the US elections just weeks away, we ask our Inside Geneva podcast guests how important the US is for international law and human rights.
Putting the fight against HIV back on the UN agenda
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In sub-Saharan Africa, 3,100 teenage girls and women are still infected with the virus every week. More needs to be done say UN organisations.
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In the last decade, the number of multinationals in Geneva has doubled, while the number of NGOs has also increased considerably.
The United Nations’ Pact for the Future: from negotiation to action?
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In a situation plagued by conflicts and global risks on the planet and in the outer space, one could feed in skepticism about the UN.
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One year ago, Israel suffered a terrorist attack carried out by Hamas, from Gaza. The shock, suffering, and trauma were immense and Israel responded.
Inside Geneva special: a year of war in the Middle East
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A year after the October 7 attack by Hamas on Israel and the violent conflict that has ensued, we look back at our coverage of the Middle East crisis.
How the internet is reshaping global postal services
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On the eve of the Universal Postal Union (UPU)’s 150th anniversary, SWI swissinfo.ch spoke to its director general, Masahiko Metoki, about competition and how public and private postal services must work hand-in-hand.
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Over 300 million girls and women worldwide menstruate every day, yet in West Africa the topic remains taboo. Some NGOs are trying to change local attitudes to periods.
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Forty years after the convention against torture was voted at the UN, experts warn it still struggles to be fully implemented.
Inside Geneva: 40 years of the convention against torture
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The convention against torture marks its 40th anniversary this year, yet torture still persists. How can we truly honour the total ban established in 1984?
Switzerland receives UN mandate for meeting on Middle East conflict
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Switzerland will organise a meeting of the parties to the Geneva Conventions on the Middle East conflict within six months.
‘We need to put civilians at the centre of peacebuilding’
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Building peace in times of war goes beyond shaking hands, says Renée Larivière of Interpeace on the sidelines of the latest edition of the Geneva Peace Talks.
Should raw milk sales be banned or should consumers decide?
Swiss food regulations do not allow raw milk to be sold for direct consumption. However, a loophole allows 400 raw milk vending machines to do just that.
