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In this episode, podcast members Samantha and Ben discuss the recent nuclearization and change of military doctrine in Belarus.
In this podcast episode, our members discuss how cultural aspects influence democracy and international relations between countries by looking at Pandas and China, and Pepsi-Cola and Russia.
In this episode of the Global Bears Podcast, members discuss the ups and downs, wins and losses of the Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation hosted right in our own backyard, San Fransisco.
In this week's episode, podcast members discuss the effects both economically and politically of Hurricane Otis in Mexico.
In this episode, members discuss the recent shooting in Brussels, Belgium, and it's potentially problematic implications.
In this episode, podcast members Samantha Dalton and Ben Bryant discuss the recent nuclearization and change of military doctrine in Belarus.
October 23rd, 2023.
Within this episode, we review the current situation within Israel and the Gaza Strip from a historical and analytical point of view.
***SENSITIVITY WARNING***: While we understand that the current situation is entirely awful and hope for a swift and peaceful solution to the conflict, it is important to note that the International Relations Council of Berkeley is not openly taking a stance on this issue at this time. Our goal is to have a productive and informative discussion regarding the conflict. Our hearts go out to all who have been affected by the ongoing violence in the region.
October 13th, 2023.
Delving into the ongoing discussion of Ukrainian aid amid the Russo-Ukrainian War, we examine the ongoing consideration of whether aid should persist and explore deeper questions surrounding the matter.
April 19th, 2023.
In this episode, we investigate the spectrum of abortion access worldwide, ranging from stringent restrictions to unrestricted choice for women. We provide insights into the historical evolution of abortion access and discuss the current legislative landscape in various nations.
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