In this edition of FPRI Radio, FPRI President Alan Luxenberg interviews Amb. Shirin Tahir-Kheli on her experience in government at the highest levels of America's national security establishment, her role in repairing relations between India and Pakistan, and her reflections on the current political climate in the United States.

In this edition of FPRI Radio, FPRI's Mike Noonan interviews Robert A. Fox Fellow Clint Watts on the Brussels Attacks.

FPRI Asia Program Director and University of Pennsylvania Professor Jacques deLisle joins panelists Professor Peter Dutton of the U.S. Naval War College and NYU Law School and Professor Yann-huei Song of the Academia Sinica and Soochow University Law School to discuss the issues at stake in the international law of the sea arbitration case brought by the Philippines against China, the broader context of territorial and maritime disputes in the South China Sea, the legal issues and geopolitical interests at stake, the implications for U.S. policy toward China and the region, the implications for Taiwan’s roles and interests, and the prospects for further conflict and management or resolution of tensions in the aftermath of an anticipated late spring or summer decision in the Philippines-China case.

In this edition of FPRI Radio, FPRI Senior Fellow Mitchell Orenstein interviews FPRI Senior Fellow Sarah Bush about her new book, The Taming of Democracy Assistance: Why Democracy Promotion Does Not Confront Dictators.

In this edition of FPRI Radio, Jacques deLisle interviews a panel of FPRI scholars about the recent Presidential Elections in Taiwan, and what it means for US-Taiwan and Cross-Strait relations.