Boris Johnson called for a suspension in the British Parliament for 5 weeks. The opposition is trying so hard to table a no-confidence vote. What can we expect now?

This episode reflects on the lecture by H.E. Rizal Sukma, the Ambassador of Indonesia to the United Kingdom, Ireland, and the International Maritime Organization at the Jakarta-based Centre for Strategic and International Studies.

Indonesia has just finished its chairmanship in the UNSC for a one month period in May 2019. What has Indonesia achieved so far? Can we declare that Indonesia has been successful in its tenure this time? This episode talks about Indonesian non-permanent membership in the UNSC, tailored just for you.

Just like in any other elections in other parts of the world lately, China and foreign relations with China were part of the discussion in Indonesia's latest presidential election. Some argue that Indonesian government has been too soft to China in recent years. However, just how much does Indonesia actually become too soft to China? Does Indonesia actually have a strategy as to how the country should deal with China? Join the discussion in this episode to find out more.

China and the United States have been caught up in serious trade row lately. What does each side want from each other? Today's episode will bring you closer to what's on the table.

British Prime Minister Theresa May resigned yesterday, May 24, 2019 after almost three years in office. Her resignation will undeniably affect Brexit's negotiation process, and even the settlement of Brexit as a whole. How will Theresa May's resignation affect Brexit, what will the future look like for Britain, and what choices are left on the table? This very first episode of In the World Podcast will engage you in a discussion that is made simple, just for you.