พอดคาสท์ Global Dispatches ชั้นนำ (2025)

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When Treaties Work | The Rome Statute for the International Criminal Court 39:33

1d ago39:33

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In 1998, 120 countries came together to adopt the Rome Statute, creating what would become the International Criminal Court. Four years later, that treaty entered into force, and the ICC officially opened its doors as a permanent court tasked with prosecuting individuals accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Now, looking around the wor…

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2025 Was a Year of Global Protests 22:34

5d ago22:34

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2025 was a year of global protests. More than 70 countries across every region of the world experienced anti-government demonstrations. Some of these movements — such as those in Nepal and Madagascar — led to the toppling of governments; others emerged in countries with little history of protest, like Tanzania. Many were youth-led, with Gen Z prote…

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Inside the Search for Syria's Missing Persons 18:58

9d ago18:58

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Over the course of Syria's fourteen-year civil war, around one million people went missing, presumably killed. Among them was the father of my guest today, Maryam Kamalmaz. Maryam's father was an American psychotherapist who traveled to Syria on a humanitarian mission when he was detained and disappeared by the Assad regime. She campaigned for his …

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The Security Council Goes To Syria | To Save Us From Hell 29:29

12d ago29:29

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On December 4, the entire United Nations Security Council made an unprecedented trip to Syria. It is hard to overstate what a significant turning point this represents — both for the Security Council and the United Nations as a whole. For thirteen long years, the civil war in Syria was the largest and most brutal conflict in the world, and one that…

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What Happens When America Withdraws? | Live From The Halifax International Security Forum With Justin Ling 40:06

16d ago40:06

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The Halifax International Security Forum always includes a sizable and bi-partisan group of United States Senators who were suddenly put on the spot: Did they think Ukraine should accept this ultimatum? By Saturday afternoon, several senators issued a joint statement condemning this plan. Then something extraordinary happened. A couple hours after …

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The Last of Syria's Political Prisoners are Still Languishing in Lebanese Jails 19:23

21d ago19:23

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When Damascus was liberated in December of last year and Bashar al-Assad fled to Moscow, thousands of the regime's political prisoners were released from jail. Around the region, Syrians who had fled the country began returning home. It was a joyous occasion for so many who had lived as refugees in neighboring countries — including in Lebanon, whic…

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Live From Kabul — The World's First Capital Facing Total Water Collapse 24:07

26d ago24:07

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Kabul is running out of water. If present trends continue, the capital of Afghanistan could run completely dry by 2030. There are several reasons for this. The first is climate change: there is less snowmelt to feed the city's aquifers. The second is aging infrastructure: pipelines are decrepit or, in some cases, non-existent. The third is manageme…

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A Brilliant New Biography Tells the Story of the Cold War Era UN Secretary General U-Thant 34:36

30d ago34:36

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U Thant was a Burmese diplomat and the third Secretary-General of the United Nations. He assumed the role following the death of Dag Hammarskjöld in a plane crash in the Congo in 1961, and soon became one of the most consequential players in international affairs for over a decade. Thant's contributions to some of the key global challenges of the e…

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How the UN General Assembly Can Get Its Peace and Security Groove Back 25:48

1M ago25:48

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My interview guest today, Axel Marschik, is a veteran Austrian diplomat who has thought extensively about how the General Assembly can play a more robust role in peace and security when the Security Council fails to do so. In a paper that was widely discussed around the UN, Ambassador Marschik proposed that the General Assembly craft pre-authorized…

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How Tanzania's Fraudulent Elections Sparked an Unusual Protest Movement 35:37

1M ago35:37

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On October 29, Tanzania held national presidential elections — and lo and behold, incumbent President Samia Suluhu Hassan "won" with a staggering 98% of the vote. Everyone knew what was going on. The election was a sham from the start: her main rival is sitting in prison awaiting a treason trial, and the election commission that certified her lands…

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When Treaties Work: The Biological Weapons Convention 29:09

1M ago29:09

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2025 marks 50 years of the Biological Weapons Convention. Back in 1975, the treaty entered into force, and by banning biological weapons worldwide, it became the first global treaty to prohibit a particular weapon of war. The Biological Weapons Convention is widely adopted — 189 States Parties have pledged to never develop, produce, stockpile, or u…

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A Genocidal Massacre is Underway in Sudan 24:47

1M ago24:47

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About a year and a half ago, I published an episode of Global Dispatches titled "A Genocidal Massacre Is Looming in Darfur." At the time, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces had conquered nearly all of Darfur, in western Sudan, except for its largest city, El Fasher. The RSF was laying siege to the city in preparation for an assault, and everythi…

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Live From Cameroon: What's Driving The Political Unrest 25:49

2M ago25:49

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Cameroonians went to the polls earlier this month in national elections, and on October 27th, a constitutional commission packed with loyalists confirmed that 92-year-old incumbent Paul Biya had won an eighth consecutive term in office. If he serves out his term, Biya will be 99 years old. After 43 years in office, Cameroonians are used to the elec…

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North Korea is Getting Even More Repressive 26:06

2M ago26:06

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North Korea has been extremely repressive for a very long time. But over the last several years, the crackdowns have gotten worse. New reporting from The Economist shows how the regime is clamping down on South Korean cultural influences, strengthening its border to prevent escape, and sharply curtailing what were already limited free markets. My g…

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Can the UN Charter Be Reformed? | To Save Us From Hell 22:31

2M ago22:31

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The Security Council is deep into negotiations around authorizing an international stabilization force for Gaza. But even if the Council approves such a mission, will it actually deploy? In this episode of To Save Us From Hell, Mark and Anjali share their doubts. Also up: the Trump administration blew up a global deal to put a price on carbon in in…

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Is the US About to Attempt Regime Change in Venezuela? The View From Caracas 27:30

2M ago27:30

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Rhetoric and actions from the Trump administration suggest that the United States is seeking to forcibly oust Nicolás Maduro from power in Venezuela Is the U.S. really going to attempt regime change in Venezuela, and what would that even look like? Joining me from Caracas is Phil Gunson, Senior Analyst for the Andes Region at the International Cris…

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What Comes Next For Israel and Gaza | With Matt Duss 27:56

2M ago27:56

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A ceasefire is holding in Gaza. Aid is beginning to flow. The remaining Israeli hostages have been released, as have nearly 2,000 Palestinians from Israeli detention. This has been a truly remarkable day in the Middle East. But can this positive momentum be sustained? I recorded this conversation with Matt Duss of the Center for International Polic…

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When Treaties Work | The Rome Statute for the International Criminal Court 39:33

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2025 Was a Year of Global Protests 22:34

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Inside the Search for Syria's Missing Persons 18:58

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The Security Council Goes To Syria | To Save Us From Hell 29:29

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What Happens When America Withdraws? | Live From The Halifax International Security Forum With Justin Ling 40:06

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The Last of Syria's Political Prisoners are Still Languishing in Lebanese Jails 19:23

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Live From Kabul — The World's First Capital Facing Total Water Collapse 24:07

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A Brilliant New Biography Tells the Story of the Cold War Era UN Secretary General U-Thant 34:36

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How the UN General Assembly Can Get Its Peace and Security Groove Back 25:48

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How Tanzania's Fraudulent Elections Sparked an Unusual Protest Movement 35:37

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When Treaties Work: The Biological Weapons Convention 29:09

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A Genocidal Massacre is Underway in Sudan 24:47

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Live From Cameroon: What's Driving The Political Unrest 25:49

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North Korea is Getting Even More Repressive 26:06

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Can the UN Charter Be Reformed? | To Save Us From Hell 22:31

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Is the US About to Attempt Regime Change in Venezuela? The View From Caracas 27:30

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What Comes Next For Israel and Gaza | With Matt Duss 27:56

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