Greg Miller

Greg Miller, an investigative foreign correspondent for The Washington Post, and Gerry Shih, the India bureau chief, dive into shocking allegations of India's involvement in transnational repression. They explore claims of the Indian government's orchestrated violence against Sikh activists abroad, including targeted assassination attempts in Canada and other countries. The discussion highlights deteriorating diplomatic ties, the controversial role of Indian politicians like Amit Shah, and the U.S.'s frustrations with India's response to these allegations, painting a picture of escalating tensions.

Greg Miller, an investigative reporter for The Washington Post, unveils the hidden financial life of King Abdullah II of Jordan. They discuss how the monarch spent millions on lavish U.S. properties while Jordan struggled economically. Miller highlights the startling contrast between the king's wealth and the country's plight, revealing insights from the Pandora Papers. The podcast also explores the implications of foreign aid dependency and the complexities of royal wealth, as well as the tensions within the Jordanian royal family.