In this episode, The Agenda spoke to Rafael Grossi, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, about what a spirit of dialogue meant to the nuclear industry.

In a world more interconnected than ever, what is the real cost of being alone?

The White House has said a range of "options" are being explored to acquire Greenland, including the use of force. How has the world's largest island become the epicenter of the latest geopolitical struggle?

The year of 2025 was a busy year for diplomatic trips between China and Europe. What might 2026 hold for the future of China-EU relationship?

As we head into 2026, how are the rules for global cooperation changing?

For more than half a century, Silicon Valley has stood as the epicenter of global technology. Yet in recent years, China’s rapid rise has begun to challenge that dominance. How will this technological competition evolve — and are other countries positioned to become key global players?

As Australia bans all under-16s from using social media platforms such as Tiktok, Facebook and YouTube, is the rest of the world ready to follow suit?

How is the U.S. changing its approach to domestic and global affairs? And what does that mean for the rest of the world?

What does the latest UK budget say about the state of the British economy and its standing on the world stage?

As artificial intelligence spreads into almost every aspect of our lives, concerns over its regulation are becoming increasingly acute. Who's really in control of the global race for AI governance?