United Nations
International organization overseeing Gaza
Episodes
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#3412: What Would the UN’s Architects Think of It Today?Was the UN designed to work—or just to survive? A look at its original purpose vs. today’s reality. -
#2429: When "Believe Women" Has ExceptionsWhy did feminist movements go silent on Hamas's sexual violence? A look at ideology, empathy, and whose suffering counts. -
#2216: The Yellow Line: Israel's Creeping BorderAs Iran dominates headlines, Israel has quietly entrenched control over half of Gaza. A ceasefire line is looking permanent. -
#1997: The Long Peace Is Over (Or Is It?)The data says we’re living in the most peaceful era ever, but it sure doesn’t feel like it. -
#1419: The Trust Proxy: How Switzerland Runs the World's Back OfficeDiscover how Switzerland manages the invisible infrastructure of global trust through the technical "protecting power" mandate. -
#568: The Birth of the Border: How Countries Were InventedHow did we go from sprawling empires to rigid borders? Explore the history of the modern country, from Westphalia to the French Revolution. -
#497: The Business of Neutrality: Switzerland's "Good Offices"Discover why Switzerland is the world’s ultimate middleman and how they turn neutrality into a powerful national brand and insurance policy. -
#188: The Hidden Politics of ISO Country and Currency CodesHerman and Corn explore how ISO decides who gets a country code and why global data standards are more political than they look.