Fixing Europe with John Peet
In the first of two podcasts, John Peet explains why the euro crisis is still not over, and what needs to happen if the…
In the first of two podcasts, John Peet explains why the euro crisis is still not over, and what needs to happen if the…
After the AK Party of Prime Minister Erdogan's strong showing in recent local elections, despite fears about his increasingly autocratic style, what next for…
In the second of two podcasts examining possible sanctions against Vladimir Putin's Russia, following Moscow's actions in Crimea, Timothy Ash looks at the possible…
In the first of two podcasts exploring how sanctions against Russia might impact Vladimir Putin, Mark Galeotti looks at how they tie in with…
In the second of two podcasts, George Soros answers journalists' questions on everything from leaving the European single currency to the situation in Ukraine…
Jonathan Fenby examines the reasons why China is unlikely to dominate the 21st century, despite its size and phenomenal recent growth…
Geoffrey Aronson of the Foundation for Middle East Peace explains why he thinks the Palestinians need to adopt a more positive approach to land…
Stefan Meister and Kadri Liik examine the situation in Crimea and Ukraine, covering issues such as the response of the EU and the impact…
Syria's former deputy prime minister, Abdullah al-Dardari, explains why the country's conflict needs to end immediately, no matter what the cost, and outlines how…
In the first of a short series of podcasts, George Soros answers journalists' questions on everything from austerity to the euro crisis, and Japanese…