Cluster: Geopolitics

Proton does not trust Switzerland to host its AI servers

Company is developing new AI, but no longer trusts Switzerland

This content was published on Jul 24, 2025 The Geneva-based cybersecurity firm has lost faith in Switzerland due to proposed surveillance law changes.

from left, US President Gerald Ford, Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev and Soviet Prime Minister Andrei Gromyko, walk in front of the Soviet embassy in Helsinki during the CSCE 1975 conference.

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50 years of the Helsinki Accords: Switzerland’s role between the blocs

This content was published on Jul 24, 2025 Switzerland played an important role in the adoption of the pan-European set of rules in the 1970s that gave rise to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).

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Foreign Affairs

What Switzerland can achieve with its 2026 OSCE chairship

This content was published on Jul 24, 2025 The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) is a shadow of its former self. Switzerland, which will chair the organisation next year, must prepare for a range of very different scenarios.

Foreign Affairs

What exactly was signed in Helsinki in August 1975?

This content was published on Jul 24, 2025 Fifty years ago, the Helsinki Accords were an attempt to reduce tensions between the Soviet and Western blocs. But what exactly did 35 countries sign up to?

International Geneva

Trump left a power vacuum at the UN. China saw an opportunity

This content was published on Jul 23, 2025 Beijing is making a concerted effort to place officials and push its agenda in Geneva, say western diplomats.

International Geneva

Inside Geneva’s Summer Profile: Dapo Akande, International Lawyer and candidate for the ICJ

This content was published on Jul 22, 2025 Is it worth having international courts? Or do they just interfere with the sovereignty of nation states?

International Geneva

Inside Geneva’s summer profiles: Dapo Akande

This content was published on Jul 22, 2025 Inside Geneva brings you our second summer profile, with international lawyer Dapo Akande.

Former National Security Advisor Mike Waltz waits for the start of his confirmation hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to be ambassador to the United Nations (UN).

International Geneva

Former US national security advisor to push MAGA agenda at the UN

This content was published on Jul 22, 2025 Mike Waltz vows major UN reforms and a hard stance on China if confirmed as US ambassador to the UN.

Has your continent reached its peak or is there still potential for economic growth?

Some regions of the world are on an upward trajectory with the promise of a steadily improving future. Where do you live? And in which direction is your region or continent developing?

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Africa’s relevance is growing – and everyone wants in

This content was published on Jul 21, 2025 Africa is the future – by 2100, one in three people will live there. As the African Union’s clout grows, Switzerland is stepping up engagement.

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