Talking Foreign Affairs
Talking Foreign Affairs
Podcast Description
Big issues. Real talk. Global impact.
Talking Foreign Affairs breaks down global affairs and diplomacy in a way that actually makes sense.
We sit down with world leaders, changemakers, and celebrity advocates to uncover the stories you won’t hear in the headlines from power moves behind the scenes to what’s really shaping our future.
If you're curious about how the world works and how you can make a difference, this is your go-to.
🎙️New segment drop - Celebrity Voices: where public figures get real about the causes they care most about.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of critical issues in foreign affairs, including climate policy, gender equality, and global diplomacy. Recent episodes feature topics like the relevance of the United Nations in a divided world and insights on misogyny from Julia Gillard's historic speech, as well as lessons in leadership from figures like Ban Ki-moon and Dr. Jane Goodall.
Global affairs can feel confusing. We makes it clear.
This is a podcast about foreign affairs, diplomacy and global impact told through conversations with world leaders who make the decisions. You’ll hear how leaders think, what they get wrong, and what they care about when the cameras are off.
If you’ve ever wondered how global decisions affect your life, or how people break into this space, you’ll get something out of this.
Our new segment features celebrity voices on their world impact
Is being a microstate a limitation or a hidden advantage?
As a nation of just 40,000 people, yet one of the highest GDPs per capita in the world, Liechtenstein makes a compelling case that even the smallest states can think, and act, big.
In this episode, Brigitte Haas, the Prime Minister of Liechtenstein, joins Adil Cader for a wide-ranging conversation about what it really means to lead a microstate in an increasingly complex world order.
#Leadership #Liechtenstein #BrigitteHaas #Diplomacy #Geopolitics #InternationalRelatoins #ForeignPolicy #Multilateralism #UnitedNations #ForeignAffairs
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