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Has Trump Destroyed Our Defense Against Pandemics? 38:18

1d ago38:18

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The foreign aid freeze, destruction of USAID, and withdrawal from the World Health Organization have severely undermined America’s ability to fight infectious diseases at home and abroad. With outbreaks of the deadly Marburg and Ebola viruses underway in East Africa and a fast-mutating bird flu spreading across the world, these moves by the Trump a…

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Is There a Trump Peace Plan for Ukraine? | The Wall Street Journal’s Yaroslav Trofimov 23:05

5d ago23:05

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On February 12rd, Donald Trump held lengthty calls with Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy to advance a vague peace plan for Ukraine. But can a peace deal actually come together in a way that upholds Ukraine’s determination to exist as an independent state, free from Russia’s yoke? And does Russia have any incentive to relent, given its slow bu…

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Congo in Crisis: What’s Driving the Violence and How Can it End? 30:43

8d ago30:43

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On January 26, a Rwanda-backed militia known as M23 captured the city of Goma in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, massive city of two million people and a major regional trading hub. While M23 had been active in the region for quite some time, this move marked a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict. To escalate things further…

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Can the UN Survive Trump 2.0? 43:03

12d ago43:03

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Today's episode is a crossover with Robert Wright's Nonzero Podcast. I have followed Bob's work for years—he is a thoughtful commentator, author, and podcaster. He asked me to come on his show to discuss how the new Trump administration may approach the United Nations and what impact Trump's policies may have on international cooperation and global…

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Assessing the Impact of Trump’s Foreign Aid Freeze | Jeremy Konyndyk 28:18

19d ago28:18

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On Day One, Donald Trump froze nearly all U.S. foreign aid. On Day Eight, the State Department issued a stop-work order for USAID. This is causing massive ripple effects around the world. USAID staff and contractors are being laid off in droves. HIV patients in several African countries are being turned away from clinics where they had long receive…

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Sri Lanka Shows How to Oust a Corrupt Authoritarian Regime and Stop Democratic Backsliding 30:40

22d ago30:40

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For the past two decades, Sri Lankan politics has been dominated by the Rajapaksa family, with two brothers more or less alternating between serving as president and prime minister from 2005 to 2022. Their regime was marked by corruption and sustained through appeals to ethnic nationalism among the majority Sinhalese Buddhist population, including …

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What We Learned from Elise Stefanik's Confirmation Hearing for UN Ambassador 47:31

26d ago47:31

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In this special live recording of To Save Us From Hell, our sister podcast about the UN, co-host Anjali Dayal and I discuss the highlights (and lowlights) from the confirmation hearing for Donald Trump’s pick as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Elise Stefanik, a member of Congress from New York and a staunch Donald Trump loyalist, did not dis…

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Can the Gaza Ceasefire Hold? 31:26

29d ago31:26

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At long last, a ceasefire agreement has been reached in Gaza. The agreement, finalized in the closing days of the Biden administration, calls for the phased release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas and the release of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails. It also includes provisions for the redeployment of Israeli troops within Gaza…

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Why People Believe Misinformation in War 26:38

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Misinformation is rampant in conflict and war, and the extent to which people believe misinformation can often influence the trajectory of these conflicts. But when is misinformation actually believed, and when is it not? My guest today, Daniel Silverman, is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Carnegie Mellon and the author of a groundbr…

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Better Know Trump's Foreign Policy Team 28:28

1M ago28:28

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Donald Trump's foreign policy team is taking shape. So for today's episiode, I wanted to give listeners a deeper understanding of some of the key players that will shape US foreign policy in the years to come. My guest is Josh Keating, a senior reporter at Vox and a veteran of DC foreign policy reporting. We go through a list of key foreign policy …

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What to Expect from the UN in 2025 | To Save Us From Hell 38:23

1M ago38:23

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A new year. A new United Nations. In this 2025 debut episode of To Save Us From Hell, Fordham University professor Anjali Dayal and I discuss what to expect in the year ahead at the United Nations. We cover a lot of ground—from the new composition of the UN Security Council to China’s new status as a major funder of the UN system, the chaos Trump i…

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When Treaties Work: The Chemical Weapons Convention 47:45

1M ago47:45

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The Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC), which prohibits the manufacture, stockpiling, and use of chemical weapons, entered into force in 1997. It is now the most widely adopted international arms control treaty, with 193 states parties. The CWC is a clear example of a treaty that works. Since its adoption, all declared chemical weapon stockpiles hav…

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How a School Milk Program is Fighting Hunger in Yemen | From Fragility to Stability 20:12

2M ago20:12

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Today’s episode is produced in partnership with the CGIAR Research Initiative on Fragility, Conflict, and Migration for a series that examines what works to improve the well-being of people in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Settings. CGIAR is a global partnership that unites international organizations engaged in research about food security. We are…

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100 Items, for 2024 – Postcard #89 (with Olson Family Band) {updated remix}

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Items, loosely coupled for convenience, and maybe not 100 after all, likely more A Hungarian habit of recollection from creative endeavors to life admin, communiques and campsites, flowing in freeform from Kura barn with “Olson Family Band” riffing on drums, ukulele & vibes with moments left in a topsy-turvy 2024 – with special hat-tip to Paprika-s…

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An Inside look at Jimmy Carter's Quest to Kill the Last Guinea Worm 29:14

2M ago29:14

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Jimmy Carter passed away on December 29th, at the age of 100. Jimmy Carter's term in office coincided with some key events in international affairs, including the Iran hostage crisis and the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan. But for my money, Jimmy Carter's most lasting legacy will be what he did after office. And in terms of history altertin…

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A Top NGO Official Explains the Difficult Dynamics of Getting Aid into Gaza and Syria 20:43

2M ago20:43

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Tjada D'Oyen McKenna is a veteran humanitarian official who now leads Mercy Corps, a major international NGO that provides relief in disaster zones, including Gaza and Syria. Since the outbreak of the conflict in Gaza in October 2023, I have periodically checked in with her to discuss the challenges of meeting the needs of Gazans trapped and displa…

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Putting Women's Empowerment at the Center of Resilience Building | From Fragility to Stability 37:17

2M ago37:17

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Today’s episode is produced in partnership with the CGIAR Research Initiative on Fragility, Conflict, and Migration as part of a series that examines effective approaches to improving the well-being of people in fragile and conflict-affected settings. CGIAR is a global partnership that brings together international organizations focused on research…

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Will There Be a Coming Trade War? 30:57

2M ago30:57

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If Donald Trump actually follows through on many of his campaign promises to impose tariffs, it would thoroughly upend the rules-based system governing international trade. That system, which is partially embodied by the World Trade Organization, was once championed by the United States. However, over the years, U.S. presidents, including President…

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Has Trump Destroyed Our Defense Against Pandemics? 38:18

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Is There a Trump Peace Plan for Ukraine? | The Wall Street Journal’s Yaroslav Trofimov 23:05

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Congo in Crisis: What’s Driving the Violence and How Can it End? 30:43

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Can the UN Survive Trump 2.0? 43:03

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Assessing the Impact of Trump’s Foreign Aid Freeze | Jeremy Konyndyk 28:18

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Sri Lanka Shows How to Oust a Corrupt Authoritarian Regime and Stop Democratic Backsliding 30:40

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What We Learned from Elise Stefanik's Confirmation Hearing for UN Ambassador 47:31

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Can the Gaza Ceasefire Hold? 31:26

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Why People Believe Misinformation in War 26:38

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Better Know Trump's Foreign Policy Team 28:28

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What to Expect from the UN in 2025 | To Save Us From Hell 38:23

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When Treaties Work: The Chemical Weapons Convention 47:45

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How a School Milk Program is Fighting Hunger in Yemen | From Fragility to Stability 20:12

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100 Items, for 2024 – Postcard #89 (with Olson Family Band) {updated remix}

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An Inside look at Jimmy Carter's Quest to Kill the Last Guinea Worm 29:14

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A Top NGO Official Explains the Difficult Dynamics of Getting Aid into Gaza and Syria 20:43

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Putting Women's Empowerment at the Center of Resilience Building | From Fragility to Stability 37:17

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Will There Be a Coming Trade War? 30:57

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