Dominique Soguel

1 week ago | swissinfo.ch | Dominique Soguel |Jessica Davis Plüss

Men search for gold in Khartoum State, Alkhanag, Sudan. Eric Lafforgue / Hans Lucas Listen to the article Listening the article Toggle language selector English (US) English (British) Generated with artificial intelligence. Share Swiss NGO Swissaid is facing off against Switzerland’s largest refinery, Valcambi, in court this week.

2 weeks ago | csmonitor.com | Dominique Soguel

As she watches emergency crews clear rubble in a cloud of choking dust while the sun sets, Olena Khirkovska is simply grateful to be alive. Russia’s latest missile and drone attacks on Kyiv shattered her apartment, crushed her car, and killed most of her neighbors. “All our belongings are gone – but thank God we are alive,” says Ms. Khirkovska, standing in the wreckage, wrapped in a borrowed sweater.

3 weeks ago | swissinfo.ch | Dominique Soguel |Carlo Pisani |Gianluigi Guercia

Un employé d'une entreprise de vanille basée à Sambava, à Madagascar, montre un paquet de gousses brunes. Gianluigi Guercia / Swissinfo.ch La vanille, épice précieuse à la fragrance tant convoitée, a un arrière-goût d’exploitation. De Madagascar à la Suisse, le documentaire «The vanilla connection» plonge dans le monde de la célèbre gousse parfumée, entre travail manuel intense, corruption et fluctuations de prix vertigineuses.

3 weeks ago | swissinfo.ch | Dominique Soguel |Carlo Pisani |Gianluigi Guercia

马达加斯加一家香草公司的工人在展示一捆棕色的香草豆荚。 Gianluigi Guercia / Swissinfo.ch 在东方，藏红花因其药用与香气被视为“红色黄金”；而在西方，香草则以甜香与奢华点亮了冰淇淋与香水的世界。每克香草的价格可以超过白银，仅次于藏红花。香草为什么如此昂贵？在纪录片《香草的历程：从马达加斯加田野到瑞士风味》中，我们揭示了这种深受喜爱的香料从郁郁葱葱的马达加斯加田野一路跋涉，最终进入全球高端市场产品的跌宕历程。 此内容发布于 2025年04月25日 - 09:00 2 分钟 Dominique Soguel 我是一名多媒体记者，负责"国际日内瓦"报道，并支持英语部的编辑质量控制。 作为瑞士-智利籍的多媒体记者，我拥有20年新闻报道经验，涉及美国、欧洲和中东地区，并偶尔前往南美和非洲执行任务。我热衷于调查性和长篇新闻报道，同时也曾参与突发新闻报道，涵盖各类新闻形式。 Carlo Pisani 我是一名视觉叙事制作人，专注于长篇和系列化多媒体内容制作。我与记者合作，改进跨语言工具和工作流程，确保内容风格符合标准，并领导创新视觉技术的研究和实践。...

3 weeks ago | csmonitor.com | Whitney Eulich |Dominique Soguel |Erika Page |Natalie Alcoba

Beatriz Sanabria was on her way to a Buenos Aires soup kitchen when she saw the words painted under a highway overpass in a new light. Her neighborhood, Barrio 31, a low-income community on the outskirts of the Argentine capital, is one where the late Pope Francis once tended to parishioners before becoming Latin America’s first pontiff in 2013. “Caring for the neighborhood and ourselves is our commitment,” read one message.