The Daily | October 13, 2026 Olga Nesterova October 13, 2026 – 6 min read Share this post A Russian ballistic missile attack on Kyiv. Photo shared by President Zelenskyy. Daily Brief The Daily | October 12, 2026 By Olga Nesterova • 6 min read Photo: Johannes Granseth / Nobel Peace Center Daily Brief The Daily | October 9, 2026 What mattered today, before tomorrow’s headlines. By Olga Nesterova • 7 min read Photo: Office of the President of Ukraine Daily Brief The Daily | October 8, 2026 What mattered today, before tomorrow’s headlines. By Olga Nesterova • 6 min read Photo: World Health Summit Simply Put. Simply Put: What Does a Resilient Health System Actually Look Like? Everyone wants a “resilient” health system. But resilience is one of those words used so often that its practical meaning can disappear. By Olga Nesterova • 1 min read Daily Brief The Daily | October 12, 2026 By Olga Nesterova • 6 min read Explained Do You Trust Science? Trust has fallen since the pandemic. At the World Health Summit, new data on science, women’s health and emotional wellbeing points to a more complicated problem: expertise has not disappeared, but it is competing with an information environment where everyone has a microphone. By Olga Nesterova • 5 min read Photo: Johannes Granseth / Nobel Peace Center Daily Brief The Daily | October 9, 2026 What mattered today, before tomorrow’s headlines. By Olga Nesterova • 7 min read Photo: International Nuremberg Principles Academy Explained How One Nobel Prize Connects Gaza, U.S. Sanctions on the ICC, Myanmar, Russia and Rare Earths Navi Pillay learned that she had won the Nobel Peace Prize while sitting in Courtroom 600 in Nuremberg — the same courtroom where Nazi leaders were prosecuted after World War II and where some of the foundations of modern international criminal law were laid. The symbolism was difficult to miss. Pillay By Olga Nesterova • 6 min read Photo: Office of the President of Ukraine Daily Brief The Daily | October 8, 2026 What mattered today, before tomorrow’s headlines. By Olga Nesterova • 6 min read
Photo: Johannes Granseth / Nobel Peace Center Daily Brief The Daily | October 9, 2026 What mattered today, before tomorrow’s headlines. By Olga Nesterova • 7 min read
Photo: Office of the President of Ukraine Daily Brief The Daily | October 8, 2026 What mattered today, before tomorrow’s headlines. By Olga Nesterova • 6 min read
Photo: World Health Summit Simply Put. Simply Put: What Does a Resilient Health System Actually Look Like? Everyone wants a “resilient” health system. But resilience is one of those words used so often that its practical meaning can disappear. By Olga Nesterova • 1 min read
Explained Do You Trust Science? Trust has fallen since the pandemic. At the World Health Summit, new data on science, women’s health and emotional wellbeing points to a more complicated problem: expertise has not disappeared, but it is competing with an information environment where everyone has a microphone. By Olga Nesterova • 5 min read
Photo: Johannes Granseth / Nobel Peace Center Daily Brief The Daily | October 9, 2026 What mattered today, before tomorrow’s headlines. By Olga Nesterova • 7 min read
Photo: International Nuremberg Principles Academy Explained How One Nobel Prize Connects Gaza, U.S. Sanctions on the ICC, Myanmar, Russia and Rare Earths Navi Pillay learned that she had won the Nobel Peace Prize while sitting in Courtroom 600 in Nuremberg — the same courtroom where Nazi leaders were prosecuted after World War II and where some of the foundations of modern international criminal law were laid. The symbolism was difficult to miss. Pillay By Olga Nesterova • 6 min read
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