GLOBAL AFFAIRS TALK

GLOBAL AFFAIRS TALK

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GLOBAL AFFAIRS TALK episodes

  • Lessons from the Rwanda Genocide: Preventing Future Atrocities

    In this episode of Global Affairs Talk, we delve into the harrowing events of the 1994 Rwanda Genocide, where approximately 800,000 Tutsi and moderate Hutu were brutally murdered. We explore the historical context, the role of propaganda and hate speech, and the international community's failure to intervene effectively. Through survivor testimonies and an analysis of post-genocide reconciliation efforts, we draw critical lessons on preventing future atrocities. Key takeaways include the importance of early warning systems, responsible media, international responsibility, and community-based approaches to peacebuilding. Join us as we reflect on how the world can work together to ensure such tragedies never happen again.

    20 min
  • International Law and the Caroline Affair
    Join Ewaoluwa Adekanye on "Global Affairs Talk" as we explore the Caroline Affair, a dramatic 1837 incident that reshaped the principles of self-defence in international law. Discover how the destruction of the American steamboat Caroline by British forces led to the establishment of the necessity and proportionality criteria, foundational to modern international legal norms. This episode delves into the historical context, diplomatic fallout, and lasting impact of the Caroline Affair on contemporary international relations and legal defence principles.
    20 min
  • The Nicaragua Case: A Landmark in Self-Defense Jurisprudence

    In this solo episode of Global Affairs Talk, host Ewaoluwa Adekanye delves into the landmark International Court of Justice case of Nicaragua v. United States. The episode examines the historical context of the 1980s conflict between Nicaragua and the United States, detailing Nicaragua’s accusations of unlawful intervention and the U.S. defence based on collective self-defence. Listeners will gain insight into the legal arguments presented, the ICJ’s pivotal ruling in favour of Nicaragua, and the lasting implications of this case on international law and the principles of self-defence. Join us for an in-depth exploration of how this landmark case has shaped global legal standards and continues to influence international relations.

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    19 min
  • The spectrum of Self-defence in international law.
    In this solo episode of "Global Affairs Talk," host Ewaoluwa Adekanye explores the diverse interpretations and applications of self-defence under international law. We'll examine the foundational principles outlined in the United Nations Charter, discuss case studies ranging from imminent threats to preemptive strikes, and analyse the role of international bodies in regulating self-defence claims. Join Ewaoluwa for an in-depth discussion on how different countries navigate the complex legal landscape of self-defence, and participate in our poll to share your views on where the line should be drawn.
    33 min
  • The Stance of Self-Defense: Israel in the Israeli-Gaza War
    In this solo episode of "Conflict Insights," host Ewaoluwa Adekanye explores Israel's stance on self-defence in the context of the Israeli-Gaza War. We delve into the historical background of the conflict, analyse the legal justifications under international law, and examine the moral arguments from Israel's perspective. This episode aims to provide a balanced understanding of Israel's security concerns and the broader regional dynamics at play. Join Ewaoluwa for a thoughtful and in-depth analysis of one of the most enduring and contentious issues in modern geopolitics.
    28 min
  • The journey so far
    Happy New year folks, this is the first episode for the year. Lekwa Hope and the host Ewaoluwa did a free style, and Ewaoluwa got asked the questions . This episode is on how Ewaoluwa started her podcast and her passion for international relations. It's unedited and raw to show all the passion behind the podcast and global affairs.
    Do enjoy.
    34 min
  • BONUS EPISODE
    This episode is to all our listeners in 13 different countries, you all rock. We are sorry for going MIA on you , we have beeb going through a lot of changes, this officially marks the end of the season, we will be starting a new one soon and we will keep you guys updated. Till then , you all rock .
    4 min
  • FOOD INSECURITY
    Food insecurity is a thing and it happens to everyone. Do listen to this episode to know more as our guest takes us on what Food security and food insecurity means, the measurements to it, how to identify it and also what to do. Below is our guest YouTube channel where she drops nutritional tips https://youtube.com/channel/UC4oeB3zlFlP2jzm5TI-c9rQ. Also click the link below to send a voice message on your thoughts, comments and opinions.
    21 min
  • Ocean Health
    The Ocean is a huge body of salt water covering over 71 percent of earth. The ocean is very important to humanity as it has various benefits, from regulation climate but taking heat from the sun, to making up 50 percent of oxygen on earth, to providing millions of jobs even tourism industry isn't cut out of the benefits of the ocean, and I dare say the food it provides . The ocean is not healthy and its because of the actions of human, we turned it into our dumping site, left our fishing nets in them and thereby cussing species to become trapped and then die. We need the Ocean healthy and its mostly for our own good. Do listen to gain more knowledge on Ocean health and what we can do to save our ocean, our guest gave really beautiful informations and points. Do we share with your friends and families and also leave us reviews on the podcasting platforms. Click the link below to send a voice message of your opinions and questions.
    40 min
  • ARAB SPRING
    Arab Spring started as series of peaceful protests in Tunisia to clamour for a change in government and its practices to a more democratic one . A man actually set himself ablaze to prove a point and the Tunisians made it an essence to ask for what they truly want. One share from one person to the other , the whole world is seeing it and the neighbouring Arab nations catches the bug and the rest is why we are discussing it. From Tunisia to Bahrain to Egypt to Syria to Yemen to Libya etc. This episode is an insight into what the Arab Spring is and will be a foundational knowledge into an upcoming episode on a developing story.
    12 min

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Global Affairs Talk is an independent Podcast hosted by a Nigerian-born graduate of International Relations. The podcast provides a deep understanding of guiding knowledge on global issues. Global…