Imogen Foulkes reports from Geneva for SWI swissinfo.ch as well as the BBC.
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War & peace
Do we still care about international law?
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From Ukraine to Gaza and Venezuela, international law made the headlines in 2026. As the year draws to a close Inside Geneva asks what remains?
Inside Geneva: is climate change the forgotten crisis?
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COP30 has ended without a firm commitment to phase out fossil fuels. Inside Geneva talks to some campaigners who remain surprisingly optimistic.
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As the United Nations marks its 80th anniversary, Inside Geneva asks: is the world’s most ambitious multilateral project still fit for purpose?
Inside Geneva: are democracies copying Russia’s repressive policies?
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A UN report finds that freedom of expression in Russia is now so repressed it is virtually silenced. Are other countries adopting similarly repressive tactics?
Inside Geneva: Are democracies copying Russia’s repressive playbook?
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On our Inside Geneva podcast this week, we ask: are other countries following Russia’s lead in cracking down on freedom of expression?
Inside Geneva’s final summer profile: ICRC physiotherapist Rieke Hayes
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In this week’s final Summer Profile on the Inside Geneva podcast, we speak to Irish physiotherapist Rieke Hayes, now working in Gaza for the ICRC.
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Inside Geneva speaks to Richard Gowan, at the International Crisis Group, on UN achievements over the past 80 years and future challenges.
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Inside Geneva speaks to a man who has dedicated his life to humanitarian work. He grew up in a quiet Swiss village – so what inspired him to take this path?
Are we approaching humanitarian aid the wrong way?
What does the UN’s record $35 billion appeal for humanitarian funding tell us about the global order? Should we use the upheaval of the pandemic to create something different?
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