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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“Put aside the computer, write by hand”: the resurgence of traditional forms of learning in the Institute
by Audrey Hubleur What if innovation in education meant blending the past with the present? As at other universities inContinue Reading
Opinion: Journalistic resilience despite new era challenges
By Sydney Wiser In recent years, journalism has often been regarded as an ailing industry. As large news organizations downsizeContinue Reading
Peindre, effacer, recommencer : à Genève, les murs refusent de se taire
Par Melisa Kisacik À Genève, il suffit de repasser deux fois au même endroit pour comprendre que les murs neContinue Reading
Rebirth for Europe?
Péter Magyar Election in Hungary By Paolo Tarony Saisi de Chateauneuf On the night of April 12th, on the banksContinue Reading
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
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
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