The Raisina Podcast

The Raisina Podcast

By Observer Research FoundationGovernment
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The Raisina Podcast episodes

  • Fluid Fleets: Navigating Tides of Revision in the Indo-Pacific
    Is the "Indo-Pacific" an organic expression of connectivity, a community of nations, or a strategic construct? The answers to these questions will define national security postures in the region over the next decade. As things stand now, the Indo-Pacific is caught between two conflicting realities: as a region for geopolitical competition and one where Asia’s development futures will be decided. This panel, responded to the big questions about the Indo-Pacific: Who defines it? Who will bear t...
    27 min
  • Allowing Huawei today is like allowing KGB to run your telecom systems last century
    As the century turns 20, what values are under threat in a world increasingly defined by diverging interests? Can states coalesce around shared values – and what values are worth defending? Can states with dissimilar political regimes come to a consensus around value frameworks? Which coalitions and partnerships can support this process? This panel will ask if states can transcend today’s polarised political moment to defend the values that matter. Moderator – Samir Saran, President, Observe...
    39 min
  • The Ability to Make a Better Choice
    Sunjoy Joshi, Chairman of the Observer Research Foundation speaks to Mohammad Javad Zarif, Foreign Minister of Iran, about the killing of General Soleimani, the Ukranian Plane downing, and the role of the United States in the Middle East. Follow Mohammad Javad Zarif on Twitter: @JZarif Follow Sunjoy Joshi on Twitter:@SunjoyJ Share your feedback on: [email protected] Introduction music credit: 'Rising Spirits' by Jay Man.
    32 min
  • A Rules-based International Order
    In our second episode, Sunjoy Joshi, Chairman of the Observer Research Foundation speaks to Sergey Lavrov, the Foreign Minister of Russia, about Russia's role in stabilising the Civil War in Libya, the importance of a rules-based international order, and making the world more democratic on the basis of the principles of the United Nations Charter. Follow Sunjoy Joshi on Twitter: @SunjoyJ Share your feedback on: [email protected] Introduction music credit: 'Rising Spirits' by Jay Man.
    13 min
  • India Is a Prisoner of Its Past Image
    In our first episode S Jaishankar, India’s Minister of External Affairs, speaks to Samir Saran, President of the Observer Research Foundation, about his vision for India’s foreign policy, which he calls ‘India Way’. With ‘India Way’, he believes in establishing India as a country that brings its capacities to bear on the international system for global good. He further stresses the importance of India moving away from its past image and transforming itself into a country that decides and shap...
    34 min

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The Raisina Podcast is a series of conversations that address the most challenging issues faced in the emergence of a new world order by bringing together practitioners and experts from India and all…