Born in England, I've lived in Switzerland since 1994. I trained as a graphic designer in Zurich between 1997 – 2002. More recently I have moved on to work as photo editor and joined the team at swissinfo.ch in March 2017.
Imperfect, resilient, and transparent: what our readers think of democracy
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Why are you optimistic about the future of democracy? This is the question SWI swissinfo.ch put to readers. The responses are thought-provoking.
Le Corbusier’s Punjab album sheds light on India’s modernist drive
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The publication of the Swiss architect’s sketchbooks for the creation of the city of Chandigarh in the 1950s is a snapshot of the moment when India finally felt free to shape its own future.
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The relief, uncertainty, determination and hope of some of those who suddenly found themselves with almost nothing in a foreign country.
Innovating fairly: Switzerland’s lessons for Silicon Valley
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In Silicon Valley there is a stark contrast between unbridled innovation and growing inequality. Can the Swiss model offer solutions?
Peace and reconciliation: how Colombia wants to put the war behind it
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Two perpetrators and two victims of the Colombian civil war present the painstakingly negotiated peace process together in Switzerland.
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Beijing wants to promote a vision of human rights that suits authoritarian regimes. The struggle is taking place at the UN in Geneva.
Documentary shows the concrete reality of Le Corbusier’s Indian utopia
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A new film about Chandigarh, the Indian city planned by star architect Le Corbusier, raises questions about cultural imperialism.
Switzerland has to ‘go above and beyond’ to implement sanctions
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The war in Ukraine should be a turning point for Switzerland to change its mindset on transparency, says financial crime expert Tom Keatinge.
The gentleman photographer who rode the New York subway in perilous times
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At the end of the 1970s Swiss photojournalist Willy Spiller moved to New York. His pictures of the subway resulted in the book 'Hell on Wheels'.
UN Declaration of Human Rights – the threshold of a great event
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the UN on December 10, 1948, has been described as a "miraculous text".
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Billions of people around the world will be marking the New Year somehow – and the tradition-loving Swiss are no exception.
