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
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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
“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
“Hidden Stories”
By José Eduardo Martínez Torres Across the Institute’s halls, I’ve heard many opinions: our environment is full of stressful energy,Continue Reading
Un duel à Genève : le langage humain contre celui de l’intelligence artificielle
By Audrey Hubleur À l’heure où on se bat pour revenir à des formes plus traditionnelles d’écriture et d’apprentissage enContinue Reading
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.
Under the Bell Jar: The Impact of Urban Planning on Women
Article by Meera Mohankrishnan “To the person in the bell jar – the world itself is a bad dream” ItContinue Reading
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