Le 1er août: jour de fête nationale en Suisse
Par Amédée Hirt Une brève histoire de la fête nationale suisse La fête nationale suisse, fixée au 1er août, estContinue Reading
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Born and Raised in Hong Kong: A humanist view on global affairs
On 14 July, I attended the launch of the Graduate Institute’s Hong Kong Alumni Chapter. Hong Kong’s role in international affairs is more than trade and finance. It’s a beautiful metropolitan city. Come and visit!
Book recommendation: Seeking refuge in a library
By Megha Kaveri “I want to ‘feel’ things,” I told the librarian as I signed up for my membership. AContinue Reading
China Fines Big Tech Companies, the Large Hadron Collider is Running Again, and AI for Equality … in the newest issue of the Tech News Digest!
By Seraina Kull Dear Reader, Welcome to the ninth bi-weekly Tech News Digest, provided by the GISA Technology and SecurityContinue Reading
Biometric Data, Space Force, Hackers and a Cryptoqueen… our Tech News Digest has it all!
By Daniel Haltmeier Dear Reader, Welcome to the eighth bi-weekly Tech News Digest, provided by the GISA Technology and SecurityContinue Reading
Introspection sur une vie qui ne vous intéressera pas plus que ça
Par Dario De Quarti “You can’t send messages anymore to this group because you’re no longer a participant”. Pour laContinue Reading
Interim Governance: Some reflections
The interim governance documents, however well-intentioned they may be, have the potential for abuses of power, as well as incursionsContinue Reading
Game-Changer or Game-Maker: 20 Years of China in the WTO
By Reetuparna Vishwanath In December 2021, China completed 20 years as the 143rd member of the WTO, having joined theContinue Reading
Free Speech vs. Twitter: Dangerous precedent of the world’s richest man buying the public town square
Further, control over social media platforms allows for the control of inter and intra-national narratives, giving the holder the ability to subtly sway the moral compass of humanity over time.
It takes a village: An alternative to the monocentric (patriarchal) institution of marriage in Switzerland
The traditional and hegemonic vision of what families are is constantly evolving, and the concept of a single-family-home is already outdated.
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