Referendums in Switzerland sometimes seem far removed from the concerns of International Geneva. This will not be the case on September 27.
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Based in Geneva, I cover the work of the United Nations and other international organisations there. My focus is on humanitarian aid, human rights, and peace diplomacy.
I studied business and economics at the University of Lausanne before training as a journalist and joining SWI swissinfo.ch in 2021.
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