Karen Krasanovich

Marian Messmer, a senior fellow in international security, dives into the complex landscape of US-Iran nuclear negotiations, shedding light on the hurdles faced by both nations. Fiona Wilson shares the buzz surrounding the World Expo in Osaka, emphasizing its significance and public enthusiasm. Artist Artus Analts reveals the innovative design of the Baltic States pavilion, which highlights climate themes. Meanwhile, film critic Karen Krasanovich previews the Cannes Film Festival’s exciting line-up that promises star-studded surprises.

Melissa Hamilton, a law and criminal justice expert, discusses the legal implications of freezing US aid amid South Korea's political struggles. Charles Hacker analyzes the escalating US-China trade war and its global impacts. Ed Stocker highlights Venice's declining population and efforts to bring residents back, while Karen Krasanovich reviews standout films from Sundance. Lastly, Carol Phillips shares insights into her novel and reflects on the experiences of the Windrush generation, weaving together themes of identity and migration.

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.