UN Refugee Convention turns 75 amid rising political pressures
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The UN Convention on Refugees is marking its 75th anniversary this week, at a time when migration and asylum are increasingly divisive issues.
Inside Geneva Summer profile: tackling Ebola in DRC
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Trish Newport, a nurse with MSF, always knew she would work for the NGO. Today she's in DRC tackling the current Ebola outbreak.
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With the UN set to appoint a new Secretary-General on January 1 next year, Swissinfo spoke to four candidates competing for the top job.
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Books to make you think looks at the destruction of the USAID from the inside and the bias in how the US press covered the war in Gaza.
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Governments are scaling back on foreign aid budgets. But in an unstable world, that money contributes to global peace, our experts say.
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The new UN Secretary‑General will face a daunting task: restoring legitimacy to an organisation that is in urgent need of serious reform.
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On Inside Geneva this week, we ask: in a world of violent conflict, is the UN – which was founded to keep the peace – doing its job?
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?
