Oscar Guardiola-Rivera, a Professor of International Law at Birkbeck College, discusses face-to-face diplomacy at the G20 summit and how Mexico is navigating its relationship with Trump. Claudine Frey analyzes geopolitical risks and the potential for industrial sabotage. Alexei Korilov shares insights on Austria's energy dynamics with Russia. Will Hodgkinson updates listeners on the latest music trends and the nostalgic chatter around a potential Oasis album, blending global politics with cultural reflections.

Joining the discussion are Scott Lucas, an expert on US politics and foreign policy, and Oscar Guardiola Rivera, a professor specializing in international law. They dive into Donald Trump’s cabinet formation, particularly examining Marco Rubio's potential role and its implications for US foreign policy. The guests also analyze the significance of the APEC summit, focusing on trade dynamics influenced by China's Belt and Road Initiative. Additionally, they explore Latin America's mixed views on Trump and his impact on financial markets and environmental dialogues.

Isabel Hilton, founder of China Dialogue and a prominent voice in environmental discourse, joins Oscar Guardiola-Rivera, an international law professor, to discuss the implications of the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah on Gaza. They explore the ceasefire's potential to reshape regional stability and delve into Brazil's political challenges amid coup allegations. The conversation also touches on Donald Trump's trade threats against China, while humorously questioning whether singing in cinemas should be a thing. A lively and engaging commentary on critical issues!