Paula Dupraz-Dobias is an award-winning Geneva-based journalist covering environment, business, international organizations, humanitarian crises and Latin America.
Explainer: the World Meteorological Organization at the heart of the climate crisis
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The World World Meteorological Organization is increasingly in the news. SWI swissinfo.ch looks at what this UN body does and why it matters.
Puerto Rico prepares to possibly become new US state
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A referendum in November 2023 may offer Puerto Ricans the choice of statehood, independence or a “free association” with the US.
Swiss pioneering carbon offsets on the stand at COP27
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As countries such as Switzerland, sign more and more offsetting deals with poorer countries, these are proving to be controversial and complex.
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From the start, the agenda of the International Centre for Sports Security was tainted by a lack of transparency and links to Qatar.
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After being chosen as World Cup host, Qatar set its sights on Geneva as the place to roll out a massive PR campaign to boost its image.
How Russian sanctions are permeating Switzerland’s luxury sanctum
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Sanctions against Russian assets abroad have resulted in a cat-and-mouse game in Switzerland between regulators and oligarchs.
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After Switzerland joined EU sanctions targeting Russia, its commodities trading sector is having to face up to new economic realities.
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A COP26 climate deal was approved late Saturday evening. But the watered-down ambitions on coal subsidies left many, also the Swiss, frustrated.
