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By Neva Newcombe Published in French on October 25. The epidemiological situation in Switzerland has worsened dramatically over the courseContinue Reading
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By Neva Newcombe Published in French on October 25. The epidemiological situation in Switzerland has worsened dramatically over the courseContinue Reading
In the minds of policymakers, digital finance is like climate change: it is still a distant prospect. Evidence points, however, in another direction.
On 10 October 2020, students from The Graduate Institute, Geneva assembled by the Broken Chair in front of Palais des Nations to protest against the gang rape by four upper caste Thakur men of a 19-year old Dalit woman in the Hathras district of Uttar Pradesh(UP).
On the evening of October 14th, the Fall 2020 GISA General Assembly took place in Auditorium 2, and via Webinar.
The next phase of this competition is going to be around the development, manufacturing, distribution, and overarching narrative of potential vaccines for the coronavirus.
At Places des Nations, in Geneva, protesters gathered to call out Bolsonaro’s environmental policies.
On the eve of the voting period, eleven candidates standing for various positions on the GISA Board gathered in Maison de la Paix for a debate, and a twelfth candidate joined the debate remotely.
Le 27 septembre, la Suisse a organisé un référendum fédéral pour déterminer certains initiatives politiques – notamment le congé de paternité, les modifications des lois sur la chasse et si la Suisse doit maintenir son accord avec l’UE pour permettre la libre circulation des personnes à travers les frontières.
On September 27th, Switzerland held a federal referendum to determine a number of political initiatives including paternity leave, changes to hunting laws and whether or not it should maintain its agreement with the EU to allow the free movement of people across borders.
By Safa Ameera Rahim of Student Initiative on Asia (SIA) INDIA The Taj Mahal, often recognised as one of theContinue Reading






