Le droit au retour des réfugiés et déplacés palestiniens rend-il impossible la paix entre...
Le chaud et le froid. La situation au
Moyen-Orient connaîtra-t-elle un nouvel élan après le départ de Donald Trump,
soutien inconditionnel du Premier ministre israélien Benjamin Netanyahou, l’arrivée
de Joe Biden à la présidence des...
Cent ans de multilatéralisme actif à Genève
EDITION FRANCAISE: L’éditrice Suzanne Hurter déclare dans un message filmé de présentation : « J’ai eu envie de réaliser cet ouvrage, lorsque j’ai appris que la Société des Nations fêtait son centième anniversaire. Il...
Whitney Azoy’s Afghanistan: A Partial Comprehension – tales and photos from the pre-war
When National Geographic Magazine commissioned me during the early 2000s to do a story that would ‘reveal’ Afghanistan in the wake of the U.S.-led NATO occupation, I was somewhat panicked. As with...
Parag Khanna’s Latest Book: The Future is Asian
Asia is not a continent, Parag Khanna observes; it is an extended region that includes some five billion people, whereas China’s population accounts for a mere 1.5 billion. As Khanna sees it, It is...
Crowdfunding the books you want, and disrupting big business
Gib Bulloch, who grew up on the Scottish Isle of Bute, distinguished himself by leading a corporate "guerrilla movement" inside one of the largest global consulting organizations. Now 51, Gib (born Gilbert, but he...
PRINCE SADRUDDIN AGA KHAN: Humanitarian & Visionary
This article was first published in the Oct/Nov 2017 print and e-edition of Global Geneva magazine.
FOR DIANA MISEREZ, SADRUDDIN, WHO WAS BORN in Paris and died at the age of 70 in 2003, was a...
All aboard India’s disappearing railways
In this review for The Australian, the BBC's renowned former correspondent in India looks at the late Angus Mcdonald’s new book, India's Disappearing Railways: A Photographic Journey (Hardie Grant Books, $59.95). Sadly, McDonald suddenly died...
Paris to the Pyrenees: A Skeptic Pilgrim Walks the Way of Saint James. By...
Travel-writing legend Jan Morris called David Downie's 2011 collection of essays about Paris "Perhaps the most evocative American book about Paris since A Moveable Feast." Now Downie with his wife, photographer Alison Harris, has...
Paris to the Pyrenees: A Skeptic Pilgrim Walks the Way of Saint James. By...
By the Editors
Paris -- Travel-writing legend Jan Morris called David Downie's 2011 collection of essays about Paris "Perhaps the most evocative American book about Paris since A Moveable Feast." Now Downie with his wife,...
