Imogen Foulkes reports from Geneva for SWI swissinfo.ch as well as the BBC.
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What justice for women in Afghanistan?
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Four years after the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, women's rights seem more threatened than ever. Will a new UN body change anything?
Inside Geneva: What’s our problem with immigration?
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On Inside Geneva this week, we unpick the divisive topic of migration and asylum. Why are some countries closing their doors?
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Could the new Board of Peace be a threat to the UN? Not really say experts. But it does point to lack of trust in international institutions.
Inside Geneva: the Board of Peace, war and impunity
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On Inside Geneva this week, we take an in-depth look at US President Donald Trump’s new ‘Board of Peace’. Experts on conflict resolution are sceptical.
Inside Geneva: Can a science and diplomacy partnership save the world?
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On Inside Geneva this week: world leaders are gathering in the Swiss mountain resort of Davos, but do they have any answers?
Inside Geneva special: a bonfire of international law
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The new year has started with some momentous events. Israel has banned dozens of aid agencies. What are the consequences?
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Gaza, Ukraine, COP and foreign aid cuts: Inside Geneva looks back at the main stories of 2025 and asks where this leaves us in 2026.
War in Ukraine grinds on despite ongoing peace talks
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How have Ukrainians adapted to their new normality - a country torn by war? We spoke to two aid workers who describe their daily challenges.
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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.
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?
