In this episode of Warfair, we sat down with Michael Huang, PhD candidate at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, to discuss perceptions of donors in developing countries, colonial legacies of aid, and the advice Michael would give recipient governments when taking aid.

In this episode of Warfair, we talk to Khalid Banuri about the India-Pakistan war, Pakistan's role in peacemaking between the US and Iran, and the future of warfare with autonomous weapons.

In this episode, we talk to Javed Hassan, former senior visiting fellow at Fudan University, about the rise of China. We talk about whether China will rule the world (or even wants to), we talk about if Trump's tariffs are a good or bad thing, and we discuss the implications of a China-led global order.

In this episode of Warfair, we sat down with Maryam Jamshidi, Associate Professor at University of Colorado Law School to talk about the application of international law to Iran, the role of the Gulf states in the strikes, and what the war tells us about the future global order.

In this episode, we talk to Dr. Saeed Ahmed about his book, The Shady Economics of International Aid, and discuss whether aid is political, the IMF's conditionalities in developing countries, and how the Trump administration's closure of USAID could be good for the Global South.

In this episode we speak to Azad Essa, a journalist at Middle East Eye and author of the book Hostile Homelands, about the growing closeness between India and Israel.

In this episode of Warfair, we talk to Ejaz Haider, a journalist interested in security and foreign policies, about the Gaza Peace Plan, the role of Muslim and Arab states in enacting it, and who will rule Gaza in the future.

Watch the full podcast to get our views on Iran's nuclear programme

Watch the full podcast to see our views on whether India is likely to attack Pakistan again

In this episode of Warfair we talk to Syed Ali Zia Jaffery about the Saudi-Pak defense pact, if India will attack Pakistan again, and whether Iran should get nuclear weapons.