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Geneva ‘anticipator’ pushes science diplomacy

A new Swiss foundation unveiled sweeping plans that include establishing a global science court, an international organization and an international treaty.

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By Arete News - April 13, 2021
Geneva's Campus Biotech, part of Swiss Innovation Park and home to GESDA (AN/John Heilprin)
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