Young People Are Not Tomorrow’s Peacebuilders. They Are Today’s.
As the world grapples with armed conflicts, political polarization, forced displacement, climate insecurity and the relentless spread of misinformation, peace has become far more than a diplomatic aspiration. It is a prerequisite for human security, social cohesion and sustainable development. Governments, diplomats and international organizations will always play central rolesContinue Reading
Young Scholars for Peace: Why Youth Leadership Matters in Building a More Peaceful World
As the world continues to grapple with armed conflicts, political polarization, forced displacement, climate insecurity, and the rapid spread of misinformation, peace has become one of the defining challenges of our time. From international conflicts to local violence, the repercussions of discord persist, jeopardizing both human security and sustainable development.Continue Reading
Aden: A city in the crater
Aden’s volcanic origins, imperial encounters and contemporary environmental struggles. The city Aden, situated along the southern coast of Yemen where the Arabian Peninsula meets the Gulf of Aden, presents one of the most distinctive urban landscapes in the Middle East. Aden is not merely a coastal settlement shaped by maritime tradeContinue Reading
Switzerland’s Neutrality in Yemen’s Humanitarian Crisis
Humanitarian diplomacy sits at the intersection of ethical responsibility and foreign policy strategy. In protracted conflicts such as Yemen, where humanitarian needs are immense and political solutions remain elusive, diplomacy often becomes the only mechanism capable of maintaining humanitarian access and coordination. Switzerland’s longstanding policy of neutrality offers an interesting caseContinue Reading
Bangladesh After the Ballots: Reform, Youth Expectations and a New Democratic Phase
The general elections in Bangladesh, which took place on 12 February 2026, represent a new political milestone in the country’s history after the youth uprising in 2024. The elections, which have been characterized in global media outlets as the first competitive elections in the country since the fall of theContinue Reading









