Inga Thorda

In this discussion, Hannah Lucinda-Smith, Istanbul correspondent for Monocle, shares her insights on Turkey's pivotal role in global politics and its ties with both the U.S. and Russia amid peace talks. Inga Thorda, Chief External Relations Officer at the Oceanborn Foundation, brings attention to urgent global issues like ocean conservation and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Music editor Fernando Augusto Pacheco dives into the thrilling landscape of Eurovision, highlighting its cultural significance and political controversies.

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.