Rappler's latest stories on Geneva Switzerland
Pope Francis seeks 'unity' with non-Catholics in Geneva
Pope Franics is at Geneva at the invitation of the World Council of Churches (WCC), which was created in 1948 and groups 350 Protestant, Orthodox and Anglican churches from more than 100 countries around the world, with around half a billion believers among them
Afghan man held after bomb threat near Bern station
Two suspicious objects found in the man's possession are rendered harmless. There is no explosion or any injuries or damage.
Pay cut for UN's Geneva staff a sign 'happy days' are over
Some opponents of the looming Geneva salary cut say geopolitics may have influenced the decision
Syria sees 'no progress' at peace talks, blasts UN mediator
UN envoy Staffan de Mistura does not have the right to put pressure on anybody and should not take anybody s side says a source close to the Syrian government
Assad ouster 'red line' for regime – Syria FM
Walid Muallem also says that the government delegation to the Geneva talks due to start on Monday will wait no more than 24 hours for the opposing side to arrive
Yemen rebels snub government and demand talks with Saudis
Iran backed Yemeni rebels accuse Saudi Arabia of trying to sabotage UN peace talks in Geneva and ruled out negotiations with the internationally recognized exiled government saying it lacked legitimacy
MSF fighting cholera outbreak in Tanzania refugee camps
The refugees are confronted with an impossible choice at the moment: to remain in Burundi and face insecurity or seek refuge in Tanzania and risk cholera
World's largest particle collider busts record
Experiments at the collider are aimed at unlocking clues as to how the universe came into existence
Five killed in Swiss shooting
Aside from the shooter who turned the gun on himself after a killing spree among those dead are a 58 year old man his 57 year old wife a 32 year old man and a 46 year old man
Half of world's rural populations cannot access health care – UN
In the first report of its kind the UN s International Labour Organization finds that the rural urban divide was omnipresent from the richest countries down to the poorest
Swiss ski resort bans selfies with iconic Saint Bernards
The popular ski resort of Zermatt bans tourists from posing for photos with the famed search and rescue dog
Syria peace talks face total deadlock as death toll soars
Syria s warring sides appeared to agree on only one thing: that the negotiations so far were going nowhere
Iran, world powers resume nuclear talks
Talks on Iran s nuclear program resume in Geneva to iron out how to implement a deal with world powers
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the loveliest pup of all?
Beauty is not the only focus at the show which also features competitions focused on abilities like dog dancing where dogs and their handlers do small choreographed dances to music
