Saturday Extra - Full program podcast Global political change in Trump 2.0 world
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Nov 22, 2024 
Ian Bremmer, a political scientist and president of Eurasia Group, shares insights on Trump's re-election and its global implications, emphasizing the unpredictability of international relations. Michelle Arrow highlights the challenges in Australian history education amidst financial pressures. Tanushree Ganguly details Delhi's severe air pollution crisis and its health impacts, while Zaki Hadari shares his poignant refugee experiences in Australia. Richard Francis-Jones discusses the importance of inclusive architecture in schools, connecting community and heritage.
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Trump 2.0 & Global Unpredictability
- The re-election of Donald Trump signals a new, unpredictable era in global affairs.
- The International Criminal Court's arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Daif are significant for international law.
ICC Legitimacy Enhanced
- The ICC's targeting of both a Western leader and Hamas leader demonstrates its commitment to international law.
- This action enhances the ICC's legitimacy, especially as the US faces questions about its commitment to the rule of law.
Geopolitical Recession
- The current geopolitical climate is a "geopolitical recession" due to a misalignment of power and institutions.
- This period resembles the end of the Gilded Age but is accelerated by globalization and non-state actors.