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Imogen Foulkes
Verified
Geneva Correspondent, BBC
Switzerl
Beats
professional development and teacher training., leadership schools,education child development, parenting safeguarding, women leaders international education
Sport, cookery.
Content
By Imogen Foulkes Verified| SwissInfo.ch Verified Select your language Generated with artificial intelligence. Listening: The UN and multilateralism: the US goes AWOL What’s going to happen to the United Nations in Geneva? That’s a question I hear on a daily basis at the moment, as US funding cuts threaten the UN’s humanitarian work. 6 minutes A better question might be, what’s going to happen to the United Nations full stop? To multilateralism?
By Imogen Foulkes Verified| SwissInfo.ch Verified Select your language Generated with artificial intelligence. Listening: Inside Geneva: multilateralism, the Global South and the future On Inside Geneva this week, we ask whether the United Nations (UN) and multilateralism have a future. 2 minutes Subscribe to ‘Inside Geneva’ on Apple PodcastsExternal link, SpotifyExternal link, or wherever you get your podcasts. “Is the UN anachronistic? I mean, it was formed after the Second World War.
By Imogen Foulkes Verified| SwissInfo.ch Verified Select your language Generated with artificial intelligence. Listening: The UN and multilateralism: the US goes AWOL What’s going to happen to the United Nations in Geneva? That’s a question I hear on a daily basis at the moment, as US funding cuts threaten the UN’s humanitarian work. 6 minutes A better question might be, what’s going to happen to the United Nations full stop? To multilateralism?
Company Info
BBC
BBC News is the news division of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), established in 1922. It is the largest broadcast news organization in the world, employing around 5,500 journalists and 7,000 staff globally. The organization produces over 120 hours of content daily across radio, television, and digital platforms, with its headquarters located in London and 50 international bureaus staffed by more than 250 foreign correspondents. BBC News provides comprehensive news coverage through its TV channel, regional programs, and specialized services. It delivers news via BBC Radio 4, BBC World Service, and local stations, while its digital platforms offer live updates and multimedia content. The division produces flagship news programs, in-depth documentaries, and podcasts, catering to both UK residents and international audiences. Funded primarily by the UK television license fee, BBC News focuses on delivering impartial news without subscription fees for its core services.
London, England, United Kingdom
+44 20 8743 8000
Founded: 1922