Giorgia Scaturro, a London-based Italian reporter specializing in international affairs, and Robin Brant, a former BBC China correspondent, delve into the fallout of the Assad regime's potential collapse and its ramifications for Europe. They discuss the complexities of refugee movements and the need for political solutions respecting minority rights. Karthik Ramanna, a public policy expert from Oxford, sheds light on managing outrage in today's polarized world, linking it to broader societal challenges. The conversation touches on Italy's dynamic politics and trade tensions in the EU.

Robin Brant, a commentator on Russian affairs, and Olga Tokariuk, an expert in Eastern European politics, join journalist Andrew Mueller to dissect pressing global tensions. They delve into Russia's military maneuvers and the resilience of Ukrainians amidst conflict. The trio also discusses China’s assertive stance in the South China Sea, warning signals towards the Philippines, and the broader implications of authoritarianism on global dynamics. Their insights reveal the intricate connections between geopolitical strategies and the struggles of smaller nations.

Robin Brant, a journalist covering the conflict in Ukraine, and Carole Walker, a media personality adept at analyzing current affairs, engage in a crucial discussion about Ukraine's urgent plea for Western military support. They navigate the complexities of geopolitical dynamics with Russia and consider the implications of Telegram's future. Additionally, they discuss the concept of a 'right to disconnect' and its potential benefits for maintaining work-life balance in our increasingly digital world.