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Anton Rosen, a Danish architect, furniture designer, decorative artist and professor at th...
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The Dutch architect Julius Maria Luthmann and Hendrik Wouda had participated to the first...
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In the late 40's, the French architect Jacques Carlu had a dream : erecting a 100 m high t...
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In the late 40's, the French architect Jacques Carlu had a dream : erecting a 100 m high t...
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In the late 40's, the French architect Jacques Carlu had a dream : erecting a 100 m high t...
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By* Jean-Claude Pallas, *former building manager at the Palais des Nations
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Au sortir de la deuxième Guerre, Sir Winston Churchill, ancien Premier ministre britanniqu...
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The question of Swiss involvement in the Algerian cause must be linked to the presence of...
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This is a Press card and access to the Evian Accords, March 18, 1962, issued by the Minist...
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Camille Blanc was the mayor of Evian. On this picture taken by Yves Debraine with Robert F...
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On the afternoon of June 5, 1961, the Algerian delegation of the GPRA (Provisional Governm...
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The sister of Anne-Marie Martin-Zürcher, long-time member of the collaborative platform no...
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André Gazut, once coproducer of the RTS news program "Temps Présent", talks to me about hi...
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Switzerland, and Geneva in particular, played a leading role in the negotiations leading t...
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Neutrality, a condition and an opportunity
In May 2023, Switzerland presided over the UN Security Council. Let's look back at the challenges that collective security poses to Swiss neutrality.