Podcast
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#4 For Aboriginal justice, we need more than words – with VALS (Lee-Anne and Andreea)
Andreea and Lee-Anne educate us on the lived experience of law, justice and injustice for Aboriginal people in Victoria. Our…
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Sleep stories by First Nations storytellers to help you get snoozy
That’s the pitch for Dreamy, a new podcast bringing together five sleep stories voiced and written by Indigenous creatives, with…
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A Dramatic Turn in Ethiopia’s Tigray War
This week on Hold Your Fire!, Richard Atwood and Naz Modirzadeh talk to William Davison, Crisis Group’s Ethiopia expert, about the…
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Can Cyprus be put back together?
Talks on the future of Cyprus took place in Geneva this week, attempting to find an answer to the decades-old…
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What Eritrea Wants
This week on The Horn, Alan Boswell is joined by author and scholar, Harry Verhoeven, to discuss Eritrea’s re-emerging role in…
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What’s the Point of Nuclear Weapons Today?
Nuclear weapons sometimes sound like a throwback to another era, but they don’t just remain on stand-by. ICG Nuclear-armed nations…
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A study in power : The life of James A. Baker III
In this episode of Horns of a Dilemma, Bobby Chesney, director of the Strauss Center for International Security and Law,…
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What Makes Peace? Colombia’s Ex-President Santos Says It’s Harder than War
In this week’s episode of Hold Your Fire!, Juan Manuel Santos, the former president of Colombia, explains how he made peace…
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War & Peace: Russian Digital Diplomacy
In this episode of War & Peace, Oleg Shakirov, Senior Expert at the Center for Advanced Governance, joins Olga Oliker…
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War & Peace: How a Bad Brexit May Sour European Security Cooperation
In this first episode of a new season of War & Peace, Lord Mark Malloch-Brown joins Olga Oliker and Hugh…
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Politics with Michelle Grattan: Former Greens leader Richard Di Natale on COVID, climate and his successor
On Tuesday, he delivered his valedictory speech to the senate – remotely – and on Wednesday, he formally resigned. Michelle…
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How Indigenous communities got in front of the pandemic
Their response reflects the disproportionate burden these communities often carry when it comes to infectious disease. Today, Amy McQuire on…
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War & Peace
Olga Oliker and Hugh Pope interview experts about all things Europe, from its neighbourhood to Russia to Turkey, and the…
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Elif Shafak on Turkey’s treatment of novelists – books podcast
Three months ago, Shafak was placed under investigation by Turkish prosecutors, along with a number of other writers, facing allegations…
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Australia in the World Podcast Ep. 25: Deputy Secretary David Gruen from the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
Dr David Gruen is Deputy Secretary, Economic at the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, and Australia’s G20 Sherpa.…
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Using AI and Video to Learn How the World Works
Simple actions like waving hello to a friend, objects falling to the ground and other visual movements are easily understood…
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