Quentin Peel

In this discussion, Quentin Peel, a seasoned journalist with a knack for German politics, breaks down the rising tensions between Ukraine and the US, revealing the chaotic dynamics at play. Zoe Grunewald, Westminster editor, sheds light on how these developments could impact global news. Ronald Holmes, a political science expert, analyzes the fractured landscape of the Philippine midterm elections, exploring the influence of powerful dynasties. The conversation also touches on the intriguing intersection of art and copyright through Birkenstock's iconic sandals.

In this lively discussion, Aliona Hlivco, founder of St James Foreign Policy Group, and Quentin Peel, a regular contributor, tackle the weighty news of the day. They delve into the complexities of Israel's military strategies in Gaza and examine the political landscape in Germany amid rising far-right sentiments. The conversation also touches on the implications of cultural leaders' responsibilities discussed at the Abu Dhabi Culture Summit and the evolving role of museums to engage modern audiences.

Isabel Hilton, the founder of China Dialogue, and Quentin Peel, a regular contributor, dive into China's surprising military exercises around Taiwan and the implications for global security. They discuss the European Union's efforts to bolster its defense posture in response to foreign threats. The conversation shifts to major companies like LG and Samsung cautiously re-entering the Russian market. Additionally, they celebrate The Beatles' enduring legacy at CinemaCon and look ahead to the exciting Watches and Wonders event.