Matt Wolf

Thomas A. Nagy, a missile defense expert, delves into the complexities of the U.S.'s Golden Dome technology amid shifting geopolitical tensions. Latika Burke discusses Harvard's student ban, highlighting its repercussions on international education and migration trends. Claudia Jacob celebrates Mexico’s culinary renaissance and key chefs, linking it to a growing appreciation for local ingredients. Matt Wolfe reflects on Stephen Sondheim's influence in theatre, offering insights into new productions and the evolving landscape of performance art.

In this engaging discussion, Robert E. Kelly, a political science expert, offers keen insights into the unprecedented impeachment trial of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol. Berju Oschelik analyzes the intricate dynamics of US-Iran relations amidst rising tensions. Juliet Linley updates us on key discussions from the groundbreaking EU-Central Asia summit. Meanwhile, Matt Wolfe brings the theatre scene to life with highlights from the Olivier Awards, blending the serious and the celebratory in recent productions.

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.