War, perception and power in a divided world. DW’s security podcast, Global Eyes, takes a look at disinformation, bias and conflict reporting.

With close ties to both Israel and Iran and as a self-proclaimed leader of the Global South, could Delhi help end the current conflict? DW’s security podcast Global Eyes takes a look.

Both sides have claimed victory in the most recent violent confrontation over Kashmir. DW’s security podcast Global Eyes takes a look at the implications for South Asia as well as China and US.

Is the UN Security Council fit for purpose? Are changes needed to make it more effective — in Gaza, in Ukraine? Or is something more radical required — scrapping the veto? DW’s security podcast Global Eyes takes a look.

Since returning to power, Donald Trump has dramatically disrupted the rules-based international order. How is this being seen in the Global South? Do China and India see opportunities — and what risks are there for vulnerable states? DW's security podcast, Global Eyes, takes a look.

DW’s podcast, Global Eyes, offers a chance to examine the security issues reshaping the international order from a multipolar perspective.

Voting is underway in the world’s biggest democracy. Prme Minister Narendra Modi is widely expcted to win a third terma and his nationalist BJP could even take a super majority in parliament. Guests Swasti Rao of the Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies & Analyses and Chietigj Bajpaee of Chatham House’s Asia-Pacifc Programme joined DW’s security podcast, Global Eyes.

Shortly before his latest re-election, Russian President Vladimir Putin again hinted at the use of nuclear weapons, saying “weapons exist to be used.” Normally a threat to go nuclear from the head of state of the coungtry with the largest nuclear stockpile in the world should be concerning if not terrifying. That the subject of DWÜs security podcast Global Eyes this time.

Global Eyes, DW’s security podcast, looks at India’s role in a shifting global order. How will Delhi use its growing influence for itself and others?

What does the Chandrayaan-3 lunar mission tell us about India’s space ambitions, and is space the next area of competition with China or is a new global space order in the making?