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The podcast currently has 28 episodes available.
Pharmaceutical ads, gender politics, and more—kick off Season 11 with the Right of Reply team as we explore some of the many controversies that arose during the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Explore the latest geopolitical shifts in our newest episode! Delve into Navalny's defiance, Argentina's political upheaval, Trump's resurgence, and the potential deployment of French soldiers to Ukraine .From political intrigue to international tensions, we unravel the complexities shaping our world today. Don't miss out on this compelling discussion!
In this episode, we embark on a journey through the global significance of Halloween, delve into the latest headlines surrounding Trump's indictments, and approach the Israel-Palestine conflict with sensitivity and empathy. Our goal is to shed light on these complex issues, fostering understanding and promoting thoughtful discourse. Join us for a respectful exploration of international history and current events.
Welcome to Season 10! This episode, meet your new Right of Reply co-hosts Sean and Charlotte and get ready for a dynamic and informative conversation about current pressing world issues.
Our journey commences with an in-depth exploration of the recent India-Canada tensions, a continuously unfolding situation stemming from the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar and escalated by Prime Minister Trudeau's accusations that Indian officials orchestrated the assassination. This complex tale offers a lens into the subtle nuances of international diplomacy and highlights the uncertain future of healthy Canadian-India diplomatic relations.
Next, we pivot to the pressing matter of the US debt crisis, which extends its influence far beyond American borders. The implications of President Biden's last-minute resolution, and its ticking clock, ripple through the global economy. As we ponder the future, the question looms: will stability prevail, or is uncertainty our only certainty?
Finally, we briefly explain the most recent developments in the Russia-Ukraine war and explore their far-reaching repercussions for the region and the international stage.
Join Sean and Charlotte, your new co-hosts, as we provide thoughtful analysis, delve into the complexities of these critical issues, and offer a space for contemplation.
In this week's episode, we asked one of our Queens professors from the Political Studies department to join us in a discussion regarding capitalism. We discuss the common misconceptions people have about how capitalism works. From this, we are able to better understand how it's been deeply rooted in various parts of our lives, as seen through economic markets, society and even healthcare systems.
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Right of Reply's first episode of season 9 and 2023 features Queen's International Affairs Association's directors for International Development Week (IDW). In this episode Ammia Zafar, Taylor Bourne and Stéphanie Parent address the importance of discussing issues surrounding poverty reduction, the climate crisis and gender based violence.
Don't forget to check out their instagram at @IDW.QIAA and see the amazing events they have planned from February 5th to 11th.
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Right of Reply is back with another world news brief. From cannabis in Germany, to North Korea, Ethiopia and the Winter Olympics, Zander and Jacob let you know what's being going on in international affairs as of late.
Right of Reply is back in 2022 with this collaboration with Queen' International Affairs Association student-run academic journal, The Observer. In this episode, student journalist Aimee Look discusses AUKUS, the security pact between Australia, the UK, and the United States. Aimee interviews Professor Nailin Bu, and they discuss the pact's and its correction to China's presence in the international sphere. Zander and Jacob are incredibly excited for listeners to rejoin us this new year with this exciting collaboration!
Right of Reply is back with episode 2 of the 2021-2022 season!
This episode, hosts Zander and Jacob have fellow Queen's student Colby Rogers join them as they discuss the interesting ways animals have been used in issues of international affairs and politics. From the use of animals as gifts for diplomatic purposes to a famous picture of Putin, Merkel and a canine, join us in this conversation on how animals play a role in world politics.
Welcome to the 2021-2022 reincarnation of Right of Reply, a podcast under the Queen's International Affairs Association at Queen's University.
Right of Reply produces episodes about all things international affairs — from the world's most pressing stories to more unheard of issues going on in the global community.
In this episode, new co-hosts Zander and Jacob introduce Right of Reply for the 2021-22 academic year and discuss recent world events, from the death of Colin Powell to the Pandora Papers and even some Squid Game analysis from the U.S. State Department.
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The podcast currently has 28 episodes available.