Imogen Foulkes reports from Geneva for SWI swissinfo.ch as well as the BBC.
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2025 – a dizzying, momentous year so far
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2025 has so far been a rough year for multilateralism and the UN in general. Do we still have reason for hope? Yes, some, say Inside Geneva's guests.
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On Inside Geneva this week we take a long hard look at the challenges of aid delivery in a conflict zone, and we ask where the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation went wrong.
Inside Geneva: the failed militarization of humanitarian relief in Gaza
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Israel blocked aid into Gaza for 10 weeks. Then the US and Israel came up with a new plan – without the United Nations. Established aid agencies had doubts. Inside Geneva finds out why.
Toxic masculinity and the rollback of women’s rights
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Thirty years after the ground breaking Beijing declaration on women, experts warn women's rights are no longer guaranteed.
Inside Geneva: toxic masculinity and the rollback of gender equality
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On the 30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration, support for vulnerable women is being cut and toxic masculinity is rising. The UN is concerned.
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What happens for multilateralism when the US goes AWOL? Inside Geneva speaks to voices from the Global South to see if they think they will get a bigger role if the US lets go of its leadership.
Democracy and fundamental rights – can they survive?
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On Inside Geneva this week, we bring you two in-depth interviews focusing on the challenges currently facing human rights, and our democratic systems.
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On Inside Geneva this week, we take a step back from the breaking news and talk to the authors of two books about the better side of humanity.
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?
Train vs plane: would you take a direct train between London and Geneva?
Eurostar is planning to run direct trains from Britain to Germany and Switzerland from the early 2030s. Would you favour the train over the plane? If not, why not?
