Nathaniel A. Raymond

Nancy Chen, an Economics professor and co-director of the Global Poverty Research Lab, discusses the recent U.S.-China trade negotiations, emphasizing their significance in reducing geopolitical tensions. Nathaniel Raymond, Executive Director at Yale, provides harrowing insights into the humanitarian crisis in Sudan, backed by satellite evidence of atrocities. Cuban journalist Liz Oliva Fernandez shares how Cuba's robust civil defense system led to zero hurricane deaths, while highlighting the devastating impact of the U.S. embargo on recovery efforts.

Con Coughlin, Defence and Foreign Affairs Editor at The Telegraph, discusses the ramifications of Russia's military losses in Ukraine and the precarious state of the Assad regime in Syria. Nathaniel A. Raymond, Executive Director at the Yale Humanitarian Research Lab, unveils a shocking report on the systematic kidnapping of Ukrainian children for adoption by Russia, highlighting violations of international law. The conversation sheds light on the chilling comparison of these abductions to historical atrocities, emphasizing the urgent need for accountability.

Nathaniel Raymond, a lecturer and the Executive Director of the Humanitarian Research Lab at Yale, discusses pressing issues surrounding the war in Ukraine. He highlights the alarming statistics of over 35,000 Ukrainian children forcibly deported to Russia and the potential closure of his lab due to funding shortfalls. The conversation also touches on Trump's revised stance on military aid and the mysterious death of a former Russian minister just hours after his dismissal, revealing the chaotic tension between the two nations.