To Change the US-Russia Relationship, Reinvigorate the US State Department
The path to a healthier diplomatic engagement may lie in strengthening the professional service of the flailing State Department.
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The path to a healthier diplomatic engagement may lie in strengthening the professional service of the flailing State Department.
This quaint and quiet town right outside the Geneva frontiers is a place where revolutionary ideas have given birth.
Moments of revolution have sprung in various points of 2019, which has now been long gone. What might we learn from these events in the face of what could be a new global order?
First time to be conducted online, the GISA GA raised questions of procedural inclusivity among initiatives, especially in the changes of its statutes.
The lack of contact with the outside world creates another hurdle for learning another language. This small guide provides some tips on how to improve your French even in quarantine.
This second edition of Feminist Voices will tackle the notion of privilege — one that is at the centre of numerous debates today. Grappling with privilege is a constant learning process, and I believe we can help one another on this journey.
Lack of transparency in communication, financial aid, and the Institute’s bilingualism policy were also placed under the spotlight in the assembly for Master’s students.
« Appel du 4 mai, pas de retour à l’anormale » pouvait-on lire lundi dans les rues ensoleillées de Lausanne.
“Call of May 4, no return to the abnormal,” one could read last Monday on the sunny streets of Lausanne.
Constraining student spaces and limited research perspectives are issues that have yet to be tackled in the Institute. This anonymous submission aims to drive the debate on these matters forward — all in the hopes of finding ways to make it better.
Profit is intoxicating and it sedates our instincts, but it’s not too late to kick the habit.








