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#128 The G|O Briefing, February 23, 2023

A Tumultuous Anniversary for Russia's War on Ukraine | Meet the "New Kid on the Block" at the UN Human Rights Council | Killing Fields | On the New Agenda for Peace |

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Killing Fields

The war in Ukraine is not the only reason for the jump in agricultural prices. Greed and speculation are another.

Briefing # 118 - Selected document | War and Theft

Who controls the agricultural land in Ukraine? "The largest landholders are a mix of oligarchs and a variety of foreign interests including a US-based private equity fund and the sovereign fund of Saudi Arabia."

#118 The G|O Briefing, November 17, 2022

Exclusive: Ukraine Grain Association President talks to The G|O | Bali not so far from Geneva | Watch The G|O on local station Léman Bleu!

President of Ukrainian Grain Association confident of increased grain export

"I believe that they will find a solution, and the grain corridor will be extended. I hope we will even add an additional port."

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Peace through pieces and the Grain Deal: Can functionalism help end the war in Ukraine?

Daniel Warner | “The historical task of our time is not to keep the nations peacefully apart but to bring them actively together through the continuous development of common activities and interests across them.”

Pierre Hazan, on negotiating with the devil

On negotiating with the devil

#115 The G|O Briefing, October 27, 2022

Negotiating with the devil | The tale of an unofficial Swiss early private peace initiative | Give peace a chance

Gennady Gatilov, Russia’s Ambassador to the UN in Geneva, on the war in Ukraine

"The so-called collective West has long forsaken its core concerns for human rights, instead using the Council as a playground to host the blame game against its political opponents, this time Russia and China."

#114 The G|O Briefing, October 20, 2022

"Ukraine and the West will never defeat Russia," Russian Ambassador in Geneva says | The UN reviews its humanitarian strategy