Claudine Fry

Bruno Kaufmann, a global democracy correspondent, dives into the strategic importance of Greenland amidst U.S. foreign policy shifts, especially with JD Vance's upcoming visit. Meanwhile, Professor Alex Serbiak analyzes the far-right's rising influence in the Polish elections and the impact of migration on public sentiment. Claudine Fry offers insights into the geopolitical dynamics at play. Together, they explore how these interconnected events shape the global political landscape and reflect on broader issues resonating across nations.

Leila Malala-Allen, Monocle's Middle East correspondent, and Claudine Fry, a partner at Control Risks, dive into the recent ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran, sparked by Trump’s intervention. They discuss the skepticism surrounding its implementation and the complex geopolitical landscape. The conversation also touches on NATO's response, the vital role of the Strait of Hormuz for global oil, and market reactions to these geopolitical shifts. Additionally, they explore the escalating border dispute between Cambodia and Thailand, highlighting regional stability challenges.

Join Stephen Diel, a keen Russia analyst, as he unpacks Vladimir Putin's negotiation strategies amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Matthias Mazini provides a thrilling preview of Poland’s presidential election, diving into candidate strategies and voter disinformation. Claudine Fry discusses global trade dynamics shaped by U.S. policies, while Florian Wiede shares behind-the-scenes insights on the creative logistics of the Eurovision stage. Expect a blend of serious geopolitics and a touch of cultural commentary!