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The 52nd G7 annual summit, held 15–17 June 2026 in Évian-les-Bains, France, brought together the seven countries, the EU, and four invited countries. Far from the usual summit spectacle, the world’s seven leading democracies appeared to hold a productive conversation that delivered one promise on paper.

The Swiss Press Club (CSP) hosted Guy Parmelin, President of the Swiss Confederation, for a public conversation with two moderators before an audience largely made up of journalists. Dasein House was there; here are our impressions.

The Venice Paradox: When Art Becomes Geopolitics. For decades, the art world has defended the idea that culture should remain separate from politics. That argument would be compelling in an ideal world. At the Venice Biennale, nations do not simply exhibit art.

A political and democratic revolution. We travelled to Budapest in the wake of Hungary's elections to uncover the transformative changes following the fall of Orban's regime and to determine which steadfast principles will endure and which will not.

Dasein House is covering Ukraine's fight for freedom. After an extremely hard winter in which essential energy and civilian infrastructure have been violently targeted across the country, we report on how the country is defending itself and repelling the unprovoked invasion.