AI for everyone: how to open up public debate
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Who does AI really serve in the end? Is it the people? The companies that profit from this technology? Or is the truth more nuanced? On this episode of the Swiss Connection podcast, Swissinfo science journalist Sara Ibrahim talks to Tammy Mackenzie, co-founder of The Aula Fellowshi…
Inside Geneva’s Summer Profiles: Philippe Stoll
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Philippe Stoll, the Red Cross’s ‘techplomat’, is Inside Geneva’s Summer Profile this week.
“I studied economics and I think I could have been a banker or something like that. A good Swiss indeed! But my mother was a volunteer at the Red Cross, and I think she influenced me a lot ab…
Pushback on human rights: defenders speak out
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UN investigations have documented war crimes in Gaza, Ukraine and Sudan. So why is no one being held accountable?
Why do some political leaders talk about human rights as though they were an optional nuisance?
In this episode of our ‘Inside Geneva’ podcast, we speak with Phil Lync…
Synthetic fuel can cut emissions without new engines: what's the catch?
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What if we told you there was a way to cut emissions from your car and it didn’t involve any changes to the engine? A Swiss chemical engineer is developing a synthetic, “drop‑in” fuel that works with existing vehicle and aircraft parts and infrastructure. In this episode of The Sw…
Gaza: Ceasefire, sort of. Reconstruction, no.
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It’s been ten months since the ceasefire in Gaza. Almost a million people still live in tents. There are 60 million tonnes of rubble to clear.
The UN estimates reconstruction will cost at least $70 billion. But the work has not started. Key building materials are being denied entry…
International Gender Champions speak out
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Diversity, equality, inclusion, woke: are these concepts now toxic?
The past two years have seen a pushback against gender equality, and it is having real-world consequences for women and girls.
Yet in Geneva, the International Gender Champions, led by senior diplomats, are not gi…
This Week in HRV — Episode 55
Medical Disclaimer: The information shared on This Week in HRV is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making changes to your health routine.
This week on This Week in Heart Rate Variability, we explore the t…
From Kabul to Fiji in the fight for gender equality
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What takes a woman from a law career in Australia to Somalia, Afghanistan and then…Fiji?
On our Inside Geneva podcast, host Imogen Foulkes talks to UN Women’s Alison Davidian about being in Kabul when the Taliban returned and about the effects of climate change and rising sea leve…
Is Afghanistan guilty of gender apartheid?
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This week on our Inside Geneva podcast, we ask whether the world has forgotten women in Afghanistan.
Under Taliban rule, they cannot work, go to secondary school, leave the house alone or even visit a public park.
Human rights defenders say the world is looking away. Some argue t…
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