REBIRTH: SAISIR L’AVENIR !
By Melisa Kisacik On May 13th, we launched the newest printed edition of our journal, an edition imagined for uncertainContinue Reading
Author: The Graduate Press Editorial Team and Staff Writers
Champagne in the Knesset
Still under the shadow of a war. Still burying the dead. Sirens still split the night, and soldiers still move between shattered fronts. Yet there is champagne in the Knesset.
Itamar Ben-Gvir, the Israeli Minister of National Security, celebrated as lawmakers passed one of the most radical pieces of legislation in the state’s history: the expansion of the death penalty.
“The Grass is Really Like Me” – The Fragility of Female Identity in the Emerging Era of the “Ballet Body” Aesthetic
By Meera Mohankrishnan Kishwar Naheed’s, “The Grass is Really Like Me”, offers unique comparative symbolism for understanding how external pressuresContinue Reading
Switzerland’s Colonial Entanglements: An Exhibition at Château de Prangins
By Gregory Wagner A new exhibition at the Château de Prangins asks uncomfortable questions about Swiss history – and, crucially,Continue Reading
The Art of Staying out: Swiss Neutrality, Emirati Ambition, and the Limits of Imitation
By Paolo Tarony Saisi De Chateauneuf How does Swiss Neutrality endure, and why have newcomers risked failure? Walking through theContinue Reading
What does it mean to be young, politically active, and at risk in Colombia today, and why should students at IHEID care?
By Francesca Polano Amid a sharp rise in kidnappings, death threats, and killings in Colombia that have targeted politicians andContinue Reading
Lorsque les récits tuent plus que les balles
Par Valentine Matta “La vérité est toujours la première victime des conflits.” À travers les siècles, cette formule a étéContinue Reading
Humanity is the starting point of Humanitarianism: Young Humanitarian Summit 2026
by Audrey Hubleur and Melisa Kisacik Last weekend, the heartbeat of humanitarian hope echoed through the halls of the ICRCContinue Reading
Sudan: “Not Forgotten, but Deliberately Ignored”
The panelists from left to right: Roman Deckert, Abdelbagi Jibril, Esra Alfadil, and Eva Khair By Laura Minnetian On MarchContinue Reading
“Being Vocal Is a Duty”: The war in Gaza, the future of UNRWA and the rules-based order with commissioner-general, Philippe Lazzarini
By Gregory Wagner Tuesday, March 24th, Philippe Lazzarini, the Commissioner General of UNRWA, spoke at the Graduate Institute in whatContinue Reading
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