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Wagner's rebellion serves as an example of the emerging vulnerabilities within Putin's regime. In this episode, we are joined by Ivan Kliuchnikov, an exiled Russian political scientist, to analyse the mutiny's repercussions and the situation of those who oppose Putin and his unrelenting pursuit of an unjustifiable war.
Basic liberties that many have taken for granted are becoming contested issues again, as the foundations of a liberal world are shaken by a global surge of right-wing culture wars. In this episode, we speak with Yannick Shetty, MP of the Austrian Parliament and LGBTIQ spokesperson, to discuss the rise of the Far Right in Europe, Latin America, the US, Africa & beyond and its impact on civil rights and freedoms.
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Due to the takeover of the Taliban, millions of people in Afghanistan are living in extreme poverty, women have lost their basic freedoms and terrorist groups are increasingly gaining power.
In our latest episode, we ask: Was intervening in Afghanistan and removing the Taliban from power an ill-fated decision? Why did the US-led intervention fail? and what are the lessons learned for the future? Check out our latest episode of Keeping up with the Warriors to learn more.
Due to its colonial legacy & resources, West Africa has always been a contested region among super powers. In recent years, tensions have risen as China and Russia seek to increase their influence at the expanse of France and other Western powers. Our latest episode, with the help of Tonny, we try to shed a light on these developments and delve into the recent elections in Nigeria as well as the country's dominant role in West African politics
On International Women’s Day, we would like to amplify the voices of the courageous activists fighting against the oppressive rule of the Taliban. In our latest episode, Husna Jalal, an Afghan women’s right activist living in exile, tells us about her experiences and helps us to understand the dire situation that many women face in her country. Don't hesitate to check out Husna's Association or her Instagram for more information.
How can you help women in Afghanistan?
1. Support the international campaigns for women’s right and education online.
2. Take part in protests.
3. Pressurize your governments and politicians to take immediate actions.
4. Pressurize the civil society organizations in your countries to not stop the aid.
5. Facilitate online classes for Afghan women.
The protests against the Iranian regime are protagonists in the international arena. However, do we really understand how hundreds of thousands of Iranian women must feel in such a repressive system? In this episode Fabio talks to Mahta, an Iranian woman who tells us about her experience with the moral police and the restrictions that women face in Iran.
In this episode, Aramis, Tania and Fabio nominate different global leaders, countries, and other international actors for categories such as
And many more...
Warrior Diplomacy listeners will vote for their favourite nomination for each category, and at the end of 2023 we will review the results.
How has the war in Ukraine affected the geopolitical panorama? Has Macron been the face that the EU, so desperately needed in a Post-Merkel era? How has the Taliban-ruled Afghanistan been doing? In our last english episode of the year we discuss the main events of the international politics of 2022.
In Warrior Diplomacy’s new segment: “Keeping up with the Warriors” we talk about International Politics, Economics and Society in a more free and open way. In the first “Keeping” in English, Aramis and Fabio start talking about their first involvement with IR and then the conversation shifts towards International Maritime Law and China’s expansionism in the South China Sea.
Let us know what you think about this new segment. Also, do not forget follow then new Instagram page exclusive for English content.
The spotlight is back again on digital platforms after Musk's acquisition of Twitter. However, in these past years we have seen how social media, digital surveillance and data protection are continuously on the headlines.
In this episode, Aramis, Tania and Fabio discuss about the different angles of the digital realm and its effect on policy, economy and society. In the second block we go deeper into the topics with help from Arnika Zinke, a digital policy advisor in the European Parliament.
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