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World Politics Review
World Politics Review
Show • 119 episodes
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With in-depth interviews with experts and leading policymakers, Trend Lines brings World Politics Review's uncompromising analysis of international affairs to the world of podcasts.
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Ethiopia, Eritrea and Tigray Are Back on a War Footing
Episode • Mar 27
The World Could Use a Crimes Against Humanity Treaty
Episode • Mar 25
Trump's Bluster Won't Help a Caribbean Region That Needs Solutions
Episode • Mar 24
In Mexico, the Push for a National Care System Is Gaining Momentum
Episode • Mar 24
Regional Divisions Are Fraying West Africa's Security Cooperation
Episode • Mar 21
The Global Order Got Over COVID-19 Pretty Quickly
Episode • Mar 21
The EU's Common Agricultural Policy Has Created a Farming Crisis
Episode • Mar 20
The U.N. Thought It Was Prepared for Trump's Return. It Wasn't
Episode • Mar 19
Lebanon's Postwar Reconstruction Is at a Standstill
Episode • Mar 19
For Xi, Boosting China's Domestic Consumption Means Working Harder
Episode • Mar 18
With Trump, the Chaos Is the Point
Episode • Mar 17
Facing a Moment of Crisis, Europe Rewrites Its Economic Playbook
Episode • Mar 17
In Foreign Policy, Being Smart Is a Pretty High Bar
Episode • Mar 14
The African Union Is Giving Djibouti's Diplomatic Model a Try
Episode • Mar 14
France's Reset With New Caledonia Could Hit Some Roadblocks
Episode • Mar 13
Hegseth's Patriarchal Vision Will Make the U.S. Military Less Effective
Episode • Mar 13
Romania's Presidential Election Drama Has a New Twist
Episode • Mar 12
MBS' Domestic Agenda Is Also Driving Saudi Arabia's Diplomatic Blitz
Episode • Mar 12
'Dual Use' Can't Justify Russia's Attacks on Ukraine's Energy Grid
Episode • Mar 11
U.S. Aid Is Crucial to Defending Democracy in Latin America
Episode • Mar 3
The War in Ukraine Is Changing How We Think of Drones and UAVs
Episode • Jun 10, 2022
Turkey’s Contentious Foreign Policy and Domestic Politics
Episode • Jun 3, 2022
The New Space Race Has Already Begun
Episode • Apr 21, 2022
Everyone Has Come Out on the Losing End of Ethiopia’s Civil War
Episode • Apr 15, 2022
Macron’s Reelection Bid Just Got More Complicated
Episode • Apr 7, 2022
The International War on Waste
Episode • Feb 25, 2022
Young People Deserve a Say in Tackling the Crises They'll Inherit
Episode • Feb 18, 2022
Getting Nuclear Nonproliferation Back on Track
Episode • Feb 11, 2022
China’s Military Buildup Is Challenging U.S. Deterrence in Asia
Episode • Feb 4, 2022
2022 Is Shaping Up to Be a Year of Living Dangerously
Episode • Jan 14, 2022
Rerun: Ali Wyne on the State of U.S.-China Relations
Episode • Dec 30, 2021
Rerun: The End of Asylum?
Episode • Dec 29, 2021
Rerun: Addressing Gender Disparities in COVID-19 Recoveries
Episode • Dec 28, 2021
Don’t Underestimate Russia as a Global Power
Episode • Nov 17, 2021
The AUKUS Defense Pact Is Shaking Up ASEAN
Episode • Nov 10, 2021
A Climate Showdown in Glasgow
Episode • Nov 3, 2021
The Global Minimum Tax Deal Could Short-Change Poorer Countries
Episode • Oct 27, 2021
Ali Wyne on the State of U.S.-China Relations
Episode • Oct 20, 2021
In Afghanistan and Beyond, Qatar Flexes Its Diplomatic Muscle
Episode • Oct 13, 2021
‘America Is Back’ Won’t Save the U.S.-Led Global Order
Episode • Oct 6, 2021
The Most Fearless Country in Europe
Episode • Sep 29, 2021
A Deadly Year for Latin America’s Environmentalists
Episode • Sep 22, 2021
‘Born in Blackness’: A Conversation With Howard French
Episode • Sep 15, 2021
What to Watch for in Biden’s U.N. Debut
Episode • Sep 8, 2021
Rerun: Why Innovation Will Be Key to Africa’s Post-COVID Rebuilding
Episode • Sep 1, 2021
A Haitian Solution to Haiti’s Crisis
Episode • Aug 25, 2021
Confronting East Asia’s Demographic Transition
Episode • Aug 18, 2021
Hunger: The Other Pandemic
Episode • Aug 11, 2021
Tackling the Threat of Zoonotic Diseases
Episode • Aug 4, 2021
Rerun: Cubans Are Still Waiting for Something New From Biden
Episode • Jul 28, 2021
Israeli Foreign Policy After Netanyahu
Episode • Jul 21, 2021
The End of Asylum?
Episode • Jul 14, 2021
Colombia Braces for More Protests, With Few Offramps
Episode • Jul 7, 2021
Pro-Democracy Activist Evan Mawarire on Zimbabwe’s Deepening Crisis
Episode • Jun 30, 2021
The Evolution of China’s ‘Wolf Warrior’ Diplomats
Episode • Jun 23, 2021
Biden’s Tour of Europe Leaves a Lot of Unfinished Business
Episode • Jun 16, 2021
Sizing Up Biden’s U.N. Diplomacy and Guterres’ Second Term
Episode • Jun 9, 2021
The Case Against Restraint
Episode • Jun 2, 2021
Harnessing New Technologies to Financially Empower Women
Episode • May 26, 2021
The Saudi-Iran Détente and the Israel-Hamas War
Episode • May 19, 2021
The Greens’ Activist Vision for German Foreign Policy
Episode • May 12, 2021
Cubans Are Still Waiting for Something New From Biden
Episode • May 6, 2021
The Myths and Realities of China’s Digital Currency
Episode • Apr 28, 2021
The U.S. Military and the Legacy of Afghanistan
Episode • Apr 21, 2021
Can Biden Go Big on Arms Control With Russia?
Episode • Apr 14, 2021
Matt Duss on a Progressive U.S. Foreign Policy Agenda
Episode • Apr 7, 2021
Rerun: Dealing With an ‘Infinitely More Assertive China’
Episode • Mar 31, 2021
Rebooting U.S. Diplomatic Engagement in Africa
Episode • Mar 24, 2021
The Significance of Pope Francis’ Historic Trip to Iraq
Episode • Mar 17, 2021
Biden’s Review of Drone Strikes Is a Chance to Reject ‘Targeted Killings’
Episode • Mar 10, 2021
A New Chief Prosecutor, and New Challenges, for the ICC
Episode • Mar 3, 2021
Why Innovation Will Be Key to Africa’s Post-COVID Rebuilding
Episode • Feb 24, 2021
Can Belarus’ Stalled Protests Regain Momentum?
Episode • Feb 17, 2021
Biden Confronts Trump’s Disastrous Legacy on Immigration
Episode • Feb 10, 2021
Addressing Gender Disparities in COVID-19 Recoveries
Episode • Feb 3, 2021
Decoding Kim Jong Un’s Latest Show of Strength
Episode • Jan 27, 2021
Trump’s Poisonous Legacy: Emboldened Far-Right Extremists
Episode • Jan 20, 2021
What the End of the Qatar Boycott Means for the Gulf
Episode • Jan 13, 2021
‘To Act Alone When Necessary’: Nathalie Tocci on European Strategic Autonomy
Episode • Jan 8, 2021
Boko Haram’s Worrying Expansion
Episode • Jan 6, 2021
Rerun: How Trump Damaged U.S. Civil-Military Relations—and How to Repair Them
Episode • Dec 30, 2020
A Scandal at Google and the Future of AI
Episode • Dec 23, 2020
‘They’ve Got to Be Visionary’: Dambisa Moyo on Post-Pandemic Economic Recovery
Episode • Dec 18, 2020
What’s Worth Salvaging From Trump’s Foreign Policy
Episode • Dec 16, 2020
The Future of U.S.-Mexico Ties Under Biden
Episode • Dec 9, 2020
Why Jordan Is Relieved to See Trump Go
Episode • Dec 2, 2020
How Trump Damaged U.S. Civil-Military Relations—and How to Repair Them
Episode • Nov 25, 2020
How Russia and Turkey Won the Nagorno-Karabakh War
Episode • Nov 18, 2020
The Pandemic’s Overlooked Impact on Digital Rights
Episode • Nov 11, 2020
Thailand’s Pro-Democracy Protesters Aren’t Backing Down
Episode • Nov 4, 2020
‘Reality Is Catching Up’: Edward Luce on Trump, the Election and What Comes After
Episode • Oct 29, 2020
How to Guard Against Election-Related Misinformation
Episode • Oct 28, 2020
Russia Faces a Reckoning on Its Periphery
Episode • Oct 21, 2020
South America’s New Era of Pragmatism
Episode • Oct 16, 2020
The Case for Reopening America’s Doors to Refugees
Episode • Oct 14, 2020
‘The World Has Moved On’: Carl Bildt on the EU in the Trump Era—and After
Episode • Oct 9, 2020
How Southeast Asia Is Navigating China’s Rise
Episode • Oct 7, 2020
The Preexisting Conditions That Doomed Britain’s COVID-19 Response
Episode • Oct 2, 2020
‘A Litany of Failed Enterprises’: Robert Malley on a Changing Middle East
Episode • Sep 30, 2020
Things Just Got Worse for Refugees in Greece
Episode • Sep 23, 2020
The Aftermath of Mali’s Coup
Episode • Sep 16, 2020
Dealing With an ‘Infinitely More Assertive China’
Episode • Sep 11, 2020
How COVID-19 Is Changing Education—Not Always for the Worse
Episode • Sep 9, 2020
Rerun: Why Societies Are Resilient to Disasters Like COVID-19
Episode • Sep 2, 2020
What We Talk About When We Talk About Decolonization
Episode • Aug 26, 2020
Are Lukashenko’s Days Numbered in Belarus?
Episode • Aug 19, 2020
Will Cities Ever Be the Same After COVID-19?
Episode • Aug 12, 2020
The Real Reasons to Be Concerned About TikTok
Episode • Aug 5, 2020
As Conflict Escalates in the Sahel, Is Chad’s Deby Overstretched?
Episode • Jul 29, 2020
The EU Gets a Budget, and China Loses a Consulate
Episode • Jul 24, 2020
An Anti-Corruption Backlash Metastasizes in Guatemala
Episode • Jul 22, 2020
Is the U.S. Blowing Things Up in Iran—and in Cyberspace?
Episode • Jul 17, 2020
Will Australia’s Strategic Reset Help It Contain a Rising China?
Episode • Jul 15, 2020
Hong Kong Silenced, and a One-State Solution for Israel-Palestine
Episode • Jul 10, 2020
Election Observation in the Age of COVID-19
Episode • Jul 8, 2020
Is Voice of America Becoming the Voice of Trump?
Episode • Jul 1, 2020
Will Putin Be Russia’s President for Life?
Episode • Jun 26, 2020
Safeguarding Mental Health During the Pandemic
Episode • Jun 24, 2020
A Border Standoff Turns Deadly in the Himalayas
Episode • Jun 19, 2020
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