Tim Abrams

Greg Karlstrom, a Middle East correspondent and author, dives into Israel's military strategies in Gaza post-October 7th, discussing the humanitarian crisis and the moral implications of these actions. Tim Abrams, an architectural editor, brings insights on the Venice Architectural Biennale, exploring its cultural significance in context of political influences. Gorana Gajic, Monocle's security correspondent, highlights Ukraine's growing ties with Czech Republic amidst ongoing conflicts. The trio also tackles the economic consequences of Trump's tariffs on U.S. trade.

Heba Saleh, Cairo correspondent, shares insights on the backlash against Trump's Gaza plan and Egypt's role in this evolving crisis. Clotilde Goujar provides perspectives on Jordan's response and regional tensions. William Yang discusses Taiwan's military readiness amid rising threats from China, focusing on strategic deployments at Songshan Airport. Meanwhile, Alexei Korilov delves into Austria's political instability, and Tim Abrams reflects on Aga Khan's architectural legacy. Each guest provides a unique lens on urgent global issues.

Christopher Miller, Chief Ukraine correspondent for the Financial Times, sheds light on the innovative use of drones in the Russo-Ukrainian war, exploring their strategic impacts on modern combat. Tim Abrams, contributing editor to the Architectural Record, discusses the Islamic Arts Biennale in Jeddah, highlighting its significance in bridging cultural dialogue between the Islamic and Western worlds. Both guests emphasize the need for remembrance and creativity in addressing contemporary global issues amid ongoing humanitarian crises.