Zoe Grunewald

Maya Sharma, a Bangalore-based journalist, delves into the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan following significant missile strikes. Zoe Grunewald discusses the unfolding crises in Sudan and Gaza, shedding light on regional instability. Nina dos Santos analyzes Friedrich Merz's pivotal visit to Paris and its ramifications for European politics. Finally, Nadine Whitney highlights the potential repercussions of US tariffs on Australia's film industry, exploring the challenges faced by creatives in an evolving global landscape.

Antonio Sampaio, an expert in Latin American politics, and Zoe Grunewald, Westminster editor at The Lead, discuss the Brazilian Supreme Court's landmark conviction of former president Jair Bolsonaro for coup plotting. They delve into the repercussions for free speech and Brazil's political stability. The conversation then shifts to Kim Jong-un's daughter potentially becoming North Korea's next leader, raising questions about succession and internal power dynamics, all while highlighting global political tensions.

Greg Karlstrom, a Middle East correspondent and author, shares insights on the ongoing conflict in Gaza, emphasizing the need for international intervention. Zoe Grunewald discusses UK perspectives on global affairs, while Redwan Armand provides a deep dive into the political turmoil surrounding Sheikh Hasina's trial in Bangladesh. Adam Hancock reflects on Singapore's 60th independence anniversary, addressing its historical challenges. Together, they examine the fragile ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand, highlighting regional stability amid international complexities.