#146 THE G|O BRIEFING, JULY 13, 2023
No way out of the crisis yet at the WTO |International Geneva: “Relevant, unrecognized, at times opaque.”
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Exclusive: The current global system is broken, Brazil’s foreign policy czar tells The Geneva Observer
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From Geneva, an urgent appeal for Haiti by the UN human rights chief |
From Geneva, an urgent appeal for Haiti by the UN human rights chief |
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Qatar has long targeted International Geneva in efforts to burnish its image
Partnerships with FIFA, one of the world’s most powerful and wealthy sport organizations, may undoubtedly seem alluring; but is it worth the risk of associating with what critics claim is a system riddled with corruption, now also tainted by Qatar’s influence buying?
#122, The G|O Briefing, December 15, 2022
Before Brussels, Geneva has long been Qatar’s target in efforts to burnish its reputation | FIFA's World Cup Follies
Two friends of multilateralism to conduct Brazil's foreign policy
The predicted reappointment of the two men is a powerful symbol of Brazil’s return to its former diplomatic roots and tradition.
#121, The G|O Briefing, December 8, 2022
The resilience of multilateralism | Lula's government is taking shape–and it's good news for Geneva | We need to rethink how to produce food
#117 The G|O Briefing, November 10, 2022
A GOOD WEEK FOR INTERNATIONAL GENEVA | HOW DO YOU SPELL DEADLOCK? T-R-I-P-S | IN DEFENSE OF NON-ALIGNMENT
How do you spell deadlock? T-R-I-P-S
In a meeting last week in Geneva, the chair of the TRIPS Council, Ambassador Lansana Gberie of Sierra Leone, said that the absence, at this late stage, of concrete, text-based proposals on the issue of the extension is “very concerning” and urged delegations to explore all options to make progress.
#116 The G|O Briefing, November 3, 2022
Moving International Geneva to Ukraine | Brazil back on the world stage | UN human rights chief speaks, as does ILO boss | Happy Birthday G|O!