What the Kettle Left Behind: Reflections on the G7 Protest in Geneva
By Wassim Atrissi, Itzhak Dorai, Noa Sara Lehmann On June 14th, the G7 summit came to Geneva, and with it,Continue Reading
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Sudan’s Unseen Collapse: Salam’s Story and the Forces Tearing a Nation Apart
In 2017 Salam, a MINT student at the Graduate Institute, travelled to Khartoum to enroll in university in Sudan. Despite Sudan’s evident challenges, he quickly grew fond of the country and imagined building a future there, perhaps working for one of the local NGOs. But the sense of normalcy that surrounded daily life would prove alarmingly fragile.
Milano Cortina 2026 and the Collapse of the Neutrality Myth
By Gabriele Toso A helmet was all it took. Not a flag, not a political speech. A helmet worn byContinue Reading
The Fall of Assad: A Moment to Celebrate Syria’s New Dawn of Liberation
Written by Reine Elle Vervaine Radwan, and Edited by Vedika Pillai, News Editor of the Graduate Press As Syrians, weContinue Reading
Why Zionism, and Why Now? A Look into MENA’s Conference
By Vedika Pillai, News Editor of The Graduate Press In recent weeks, discussions about the Middle East have intensified—conversations thatContinue Reading
What this election result means for American democracy
By Sree Sajeev Former U.S. president Donald J. Trump won the battle against current Vice president Kamala Harris to becomeContinue Reading
The wide and wonderful world of a British general election
By Samuel Pennifold, MINT 2nd year Embattled Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader Rishi Sunak, after months of speculation, hasContinue Reading
Unraveling diplomatic challenges: Assessing the latest turbulence in Latin America
By Grecia Pillaca Burga, Student Life Editor of The Graduate Press and LANI Board Member At first glance, Latin AmericaContinue Reading
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Alternative imaginaries? A film review and analysis of the documentary Tropical Utopia
By María Juliana Rodríguez Urbano, Student Life Editor of The Graduate Press From 8 to 17 March 2024, Geneva heldContinue Reading
Violent Resistance: Lessons from History
By Hussein Ali Ghandour and Raghuveer Vinay Vyas “We were told that violence in itself is evil and that, whateverContinue Reading
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