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Tune into this week's episode where Shanaya touches back on Russia-Ukraine, and Phoebeanca discusses how young Taliban fighters are swapping in their guns for pens to learn more about human rights. 

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In this week’s episode, Shanaya and Phoebeanca discuss the China-Solomon Islands pact and what it could mean for the region, as well as Myanmar’s ex-leader’s jail sentence.

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For this week, Shanaya is going solo as Phoebeanca is recovering from her flu! This episode, Shanaya unpacks the current situation regarding the Afghanistan-Pakistan border dispute, provides updates on Sri Lanka's economical crisis and touches on Pakistan's PM situation.

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Phoebeanca has come down with a cold so excuse her coughs throughout today's episode as she and Shanaya unpack Sri Lanka's economic crisis, what is happening to Pakistan's Prime Minister and an update on the Russia-Ukraine situation.

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Happy Friday! Keep up to date on the pressing issues happening around the world with ATLAS' Weekly Rundown.

This episode, Shanaya and Phoebeanca unpack the China-Solomon Islands security agreement and provide the latest updates with the Russia-Ukraine situation—tune in now!

ATLAS is back for 2022, introducing a new series where our hosts, Shanaya and Phoebeanca break down recent global issues weekly, while candidly sharing insights, opinions and a few laughs!

This episode, they discuss the latest updates regarding the Russia-Ukraine crisis and an analysis of the recent Chinese plane crash — tune in now!

In our fourth and final episode of Atlas’ career series Next Steps, we discuss transferring your skills from university to the workforce with Shani Cain (Lead Social Designer at Decade of Action and ex-CEO of Oaktree) and Stephane Nguyen Phan (UN SDG & Youth Leadership Supporter).

Atlas' 'Next Steps' is a career series brought to you by MIAS and AIESEC in Monash which explores the next steps for current university students who are interested in a career in international affairs. Tune in on Fridays for episodes on topics such as internships and post-graduate studies, and hear from our amazing line up of experts who have made it in the big wide world of international affairs!

So this is it - you're near the end of your studies and you're ready to get a job. But you might still have questions about the transition. In our third episode of Atlas’ career series Next Steps, we discuss utilising your degree in the workforce with recent Masters' graduate Shannon Zhong (Senior Research and Policy Officer at the Victorian Department of Health). Plus, we talk to Winuri de Alwis (one of MIAS' Academic Officers) about MIAS' new Consular Corps Internship program, as well as her own experience as an intern at the British Consulate in Melbourne.

Atlas' 'Next Steps' is a career series brought to you by MIAS and AIESEC in Monash which explores the next steps for current university students who are interested in a career in international affairs. Tune in on Fridays for episodes on topics such as internships and post-graduate studies, and hear from our amazing line up of experts who have made it in the big wide world of international affairs!

Coming to the end of an undergraduate degree and thinking of completing further study before entering the workforce? In our second episode of Atlas’ career series Next Steps, we discuss the post-graduate options available to students in the realm of international affairs. We talk to Dr Bill Flanik (Director of the Master of International Relations at Monash University - [email protected]) and Stefan Emslie (President of the Master of International Relations Student Association).

Atlas' 'Next Steps' is a career series brought to you by MIAS and AIESEC in Monash which explores the next steps for current university students who are interested in a career in international affairs. Tune in on Fridays for weekly episodes on topics such as internships and post-graduate studies, and hear from our amazing line up of experts who have made it in the big wide world of international affairs!

As university students, we often struggle to know where to start when it comes to entering the workforce. In our first episode of Atlas’ new career series Next Steps, we discuss how you can take your first steps by exploring the variety of youth organisations that provide career opportunities for students and young people interested in international affairs. We talk to Nell Crossett from UN Youth Australia, Brodie McLaughlin from the Young Diplomats Society and Raghav Sharma from Enactus Monash.

Atlas' 'Next Steps' is a career series brought to you by MIAS and AIESEC in Monash which explores the next steps for current university students who are interested in a career in international affairs. Tune in on Fridays for weekly episodes on topics such as internships and post-graduate studies, and hear from our amazing line up of experts who have made it in the big wide world of international affairs!