Nicolas Michel, Honorary Professor of International Law, former Under-Secretary-General for Legal Affairs of the United Nations and current President of the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal (IUSCT), offers an in-depth analysis of the current challenges facing international law. He addresses key issues such as the reform of international institutions, international criminal justice and the role of the United Nations in a constantly changing world.

International law must be able to adapt to new global realities in order to remain relevant.

Nicolas Michel also cites the importance of the Geneva Graduate Institute, describing it as a unique place of learning and reflection for future "peacemakers". He emphasises the Institute's crucial role in training professionals capable of responding to today's complex global challenges. Michel emphasises the importance of developing a deep understanding of international dynamics and skills in mediation and negotiation to promote peace and stability. In his opinion, the Institute prepares its students not only to analyse conflicts, but also to contribute actively to their resolution, by becoming key players in diplomacy and international law.

His interview offers an insightful perspective on the complexities of international law today, and invites viewers to reflect on possible solutions for a fairer and more effective world order.