Rob Cameron

Rob Cameron, a journalist based in Prague, discusses Central Europe's delicate political balancing act amid global tensions. Dukhase Kope sheds light on the alarming rise of online harassment against female journalists in Cameroon, highlighting their struggles with mental health and the need for better protections. Sajitha Mohmin from India reports on the tragic impact of train collisions on elephant populations and introduces an innovative AI surveillance system that aims to prevent such deaths by alerting officials in real-time.

Yasmin Abdel-Majid, an Australian-Sudanese writer and broadcaster, discusses the Sudanese army's rejection of a US-led ceasefire, highlighting the ongoing territorial stalemate and humanitarian crisis. Rob Cameron analyzes the implications of Poland's president visiting Prague, revealing political divides and shared views on Ukraine. Lars Bavanger offers quirky insights from Norway's news, while previewing the Salone del Mobile in Riyadh, showcasing Saudi Arabia's ambitious design initiatives as part of Vision 2030.

Dr. Saad Jawad, an Iraqi political scientist, dives deep into the complexities of Iraq’s parliamentary elections, discussing boycotts and the influence of external powers like Iran and the US. Phil Clark offers insights on the shifting UK political landscape, while Rob Cameron updates listeners on the turbulent Czech government formation. Aviation analyst Sally Gethin explores the impact of US air traffic control issues and what Boeing forecasts for Southeast Asia, blending politics with industry trends.

Tomohiko Tanaguchi, former advisor to Shinzo Abe, dives into the potential of Japan's first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, discussing her backgrounds, conservative views, and economic priorities. Rob Cameron analyzes the ups and downs of Czech politics, highlighting Andrej Babiš's comeback in a polarized landscape. Yossi Mecklenburg brings insights on Middle Eastern tensions, including cautious optimism for Israel-Hamas talks. Chris Sabatini addresses US policy in Latin America, while Bruno Kaufmann peeks into the Nobel Peace Prize selection process.

Iman Zoubai, a visual artist from Fez, shares insights on the ongoing youth-led protests in Morocco, emphasizing the motivations behind the demonstrations amidst government discontent. Rob Cameron analyzes the political landscape in the Czech Republic, focusing on populist figures and their implications for the region's future. Latika Burke discusses global security incidents, linking rising antisemitism to the Israel-Gaza conflict. Gloria Guevara highlights tourism's massive economic impact post-COVID, while Andrew Muller adds a humorous twist with his satirical weekly roundup.