Good morning, this is Michelle. As 2021 draws to a close and International Geneva gets ready to catch a well deserved break from trying to solve the world’s problems, we bring you a sneak peak of its plans for 2022.
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The country flags in front of the main entrance of UN headquarters in Geneva. (Credit: UN Photo/Jean-Marc Ferré)
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🔮 A 2022 ahead filled with uncertainty.
While Covid shows no signs of slowing down, pressure is mounting on key treaty negotiations to resume. But as the WTO ministerial’s sudden postponement showed last month, the fate of large gatherings hangs in the balance, along with that of the issues they are meant to resolve. As the pandemic continues to disrupt plans, International Geneva will have to come to grips with how to move forward on crucial debates among others on plastics pollution, protecting biodiversity and vaccine access.
Geneva Solutions (EN)
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Dispatches from Afghanistan
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Hoda Khamosh with other campaigners in Kabul. (Credit: Hoda Khamosh)
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