Gorana Grgić

Latika Bourke, a journalist and geopolitics expert, shares critical insights on the fragile Gaza ceasefire and the political implications for both Israeli and Palestinian societies. Yossi Mekelberg, a senior fellow at Chatham House, discusses the resignation of Israel's security minister amidst rising tensions. Gorana Grgić provides a preview of the upcoming World Economic Forum in Davos, highlighting concerns over global economic growth amid fragmentation. The conversation also touches on the intersection of art and technology, showcasing the 'Glacier Dreams' exhibition in Zurich.

Gorana Grgić, a security correspondent at ETH Zurich, and Florian Egli, a regular voice on the program, join Tyler Brûlé for a heartfelt tribute to journalist Gwen Robinson. They discuss her significant contributions and vibrant personality, reflecting on her lasting impact in journalism. The conversation also covers key global developments, including China's evolving role in technological innovation and the challenges posed by semiconductor resilience. Listeners are treated to insights on trade dynamics and the upcoming leadership conference in Jakarta.

Joining the discussion are Juliet Linley, known for her sharp insights on current events, Gorana Grgić, a security studies expert offering geopolitical analysis, and Andrew Tuck, Monocle’s editor in chief, who shares his travel experiences. They explore the impact of urbanization on cultural heritage, delve into the chaos of counterfeit currency in Turkey, and unpack the latest in the Syrian conflict. Plus, discover the enchanting elements of Zurich's Christmas markets and how they stand out among Europe's festive offerings.

Gorana Grgić, Monocle's sharp security correspondent, teams up with Gabe Bullard, a culture and tech journalist based in Basel. They dive into the pressing question of whether the U.S. will join Israel in a military strike on Iran. The duo explores the implications of Trump's foreign policy and how his base feels about potential military engagements. They also touch on the complexities of NATO dynamics amid ongoing global tensions, sparking a robust discussion about America’s role in shaping international alliances.

Eemeli Isohao is a senior researcher at ETH Zurich, Priska Amstutz specializes in communications at Kunsthaus Zürich, and Gorana Grgić focuses on peace mediation. They discuss the importance of human interactions in trust-building for negotiations, especially amidst digital dominance. The guests also tackle Japan's political climate and the evolving cultural landscape, including Halloween celebrations. Finally, Roger Rüegger shares insights on Zürich’s Jazznojazz Festival, emphasizing local sponsorship and the diverse music line-up, blending art with contemporary issues.