Geneva

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Geneva is a major international hub for diplomatic and multilateral activities, hosting sessions of the United Nations Human Rights Council and serving as a venue for negotiations involving Russia, Iran, the United States, Georgia, South Ossetia, and Abkhazia. It has been the site of high-profile discussions on nuclear policy, human rights issues—including allegations of torture of Russian prisoners of war—and international security. The city also hosts the World Economic Forum (WEF), whose founder Klaus Schwab reported a wiretapping incident at his home there in 2024. Additionally, Geneva ha…

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