Inga Thorda

Amy Kasman, Rome correspondent for the Financial Times, discusses Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's precarious diplomatic visit to Washington to meet Donald Trump amid trade tensions. Inga Thordar, Chief External Relations Officer at the Oceanborne Foundation, highlights Europe's shifting security priorities, including Switzerland's military training abroad. Michael Binion, Foreign Affairs specialist for The Times, touches on Singapore’s elections and the unexpected rise of 'slow TV' in the Nordics, exploring its cultural significance in today's fast-paced society.

Suzanne Lynch, an associate editor at Politico, discusses Trudeau's diplomatic mission in Brussels amid U.S. tariffs. Hafiz Mohammed provides a gripping analysis of the Sudanese civil war and the ongoing humanitarian crisis. Inga Thordara examines global tensions, while Tom Edwards brings insights from the Dubai World Government Summit. Finally, Guy Delaunay sheds light on Italy's evolving asylum policies and Kosovo's elections, capturing the intricate web of politics and migration shaping Europe today.

Richard Haydarian, an academic and columnist, provides insight into the impeachment of the Philippine vice president. Inga Thorda, a chief external relations officer, discusses the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and its global implications. Matt Wolfe, a theatre critic, shares commentary on recent performances and the challenges in transitioning from film to stage. They delve into critical issues like birthright citizenship and the political turmoil in the Philippines, blending cultural commentary with international affairs.

Natasha Lindstadt, a government professor at the University of Essex, explores U.S. foreign policy and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Chris Chermak discusses Austria's political upheaval and the rise of the far-right. Inga Thordar provides insights on current events, while film critic Karen Krasanovich reviews the Golden Globe Awards and offers movie recommendations. Philippe Mallier analyzes France's political landscape amidst rising tensions. They navigate the complexities of geopolitical tensions, national security, and the evolving film industry.

Dr. Haid Haid, a Syrian columnists and consulting fellow at Chatham House, shares insights on the fall of Bashar al-Assad and the chaotic aftermath in Syria. He discusses the struggle for governance in rebel-held areas and the influence of Turkey and Russia. Inga Thorda, former senior editor at BBC and CNN, analyzes global political shifts, including South Korea's economic turmoil and the implications of political polarization. They also delve into the cultural ramifications of major geopolitical changes and emerging health innovations, highlighting the need for an inclusive future.