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Latest episodes

Jul 10, 2025 • 29min
WorldView: Trump Tariffs, ‘Big Beautiful Bill’,Musk Fallout: Ex-White House insider George David Banks Explains
In this episode of ThePrint WorldView, Consulting Editor and foreign policy expert Dr. Swasti Rao sits down with George "David" Banks, one of the rare American policy insiders to have served under three U.S. Presidents—George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Donald Trump. A seasoned advisor with experience across the CIA, the State Department, and the National Economic and National Security Councils, Banks brings unmatched insight into the tectonic shifts underway in America’s political economy. As Trump’s former Special Assistant for International Energy and Environment, and Republican Deputy Staff Director at the Senate Environment Committee, he was at the heart of key policy transformations during Trump 1.0. In this candid conversation, Banks unpacks the driving forces behind Trump 2.0's economic populism, the much-debated “Big Beautiful Bill,” and the rationale behind the 10% tariff baseline that signals a permanent shift in U.S. trade policy. He explains why Elon Musk has publicly broken ranks with Trump, how the climate agenda is being sidelined, and why the Republican Party is undergoing a deep identity crisis between isolationism and global cooperation. He also weighs in on India’s place in Trump’s geopolitical calculus, what has changed, what hasn’t, and what New Delhi must prepare for if Trump returns to the White House. #trump #tarrifs #india #us #elonmusk #musk

Jul 10, 2025 • 7min
China's information war against Rafale & how it is asserting itself as a credible arms supplier
Information is China's most potent weapon after Operation Sindoor in shaping not only the India-Pakistan narrative but also global perceptions of the French military-industrial complex. China's focus is on asserting itself as a credible arms supplier in a market long dominated by the West. Watch Sana Hashmi explain how China is waging information war against Rafale.

Jul 10, 2025 • 4min
ThePrintAM: Why did Maharashtra CM Fadnavis pull up ally Shinde Sena’s MLA?
Why did Maharashtra CM Fadnavis pull up ally Shinde Sena’s MLA? ----more----
https://theprint.in/india/fadnavis-pulls-up-ally-shinde-senas-mla-for-thrashing-canteen-worker-after-viral-video/2684953/

Jul 10, 2025 • 4min
ThePrintAM: WHAT HAS SC SAID ON BIHAR ELECTORAL ROLLS REVISION?
WHAT HAS SC SAID ON BIHAR ELECTORAL ROLLS REVISION?

Jul 9, 2025 • 6min
ThePrintPod: Even as Centre dithers on notifying labour codes, most states amend labour laws to attract investments
Parliament had passed codes that consolidated 29 central labour laws between 2019 & 2020 but are yet to notify them. Meanwhile, even non-BJP ruled states have eased labour laws.

Jul 9, 2025 • 6min
OpinionPod: Bombay HC has left women advocates without PoSH shield. We must extend the Act to Bar Councils
Where the PoSH Act ends, only the penal code is left standing. But criminal prosecution is a blunt, punishing tool, replete with all the obstacles the PoSH inquiry was designed to soften.

Jul 9, 2025 • 4min
ThePrintPod: Indian nurse on death row in Yemen likely to be executed on 16 July, govt ‘closely following’ matter
Kerala native Nimisha Priya was sentenced to death in 2020 for alleged murder of her business partner. Sana’a, where she is imprisoned, is under Houthi control, complicating the matter.

Jul 9, 2025 • 9min
OpinionPod: Iran-Israel need win-win solutions, mature statesmanship must replace jingoistic brinkmanship
The Iran-Israel conflict, and America’s entry into their war, caused extreme unease in West Asia. Whether the ongoing ceasefire is only a matter of convenience driven by domestic compulsions and mutual exhaustion or indeed a step toward lasting peace remains to be seen. For this fragile peace to transition to a lasting peace and to arrive at a win-win solution, mature statesmanship must replace jingoistic brinkmanship. Regime change is not the answer. Watch the latest column for ThePrint by former Army Chief General MM Naravane (Retd).

Jul 9, 2025 • 12min
ThePrintAM: WHY HAS CHIRAG PASWAN STEPPED UP ATTACK ON CM NITISH BEFORE BIHAR POLLS?

Jul 8, 2025 • 5min
ThePrintPod: Centre’s school education assessment flags learning gaps—Maths least favourite, govt schools lag behind
PARAKH survey, conducted for 21 lakh+ students across Class 3, 6 & 9, showed average performance in Mathematics & Language fell as students moved to higher grades. Rural-urban divide evident.