A discussion of the most important news and issues in international affairs through a uniquely Australian lens. Hosted by Darren Lim, in memory of Allan Gyngell.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 167 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews CommentaryNews |
PM Albanese recently travelled to Solomon Islands for the Pacific Islands Forum as well as Vanuatu and PNG. The headlines focused on what didn’t happen – neither an ambitious deal with Vanuatu (Nakamal Agreement) nor a security agreement with PNG wer... more
In Darren’s own research, topics like tariffs, industrial policy and the decaying rules-based economic order are a daily focus. On these issues and many more relating to the global economy, financial markets, economic security, and US-China geoeconom... more
Darren welcomes Richard McGregor, Senior Fellow for East Asia at the Lowy Institute and author of influential books "The Party" and "Xi Jinping: The Backlash," to discuss China's evolving political landscape and global position in 2025.
The discussi... more
It’s time for another tariff episode, and Darren is joined by returning guest Corbin Duncan, a journalist with The Economist (and valued Australia in the world team member) to talk through an avalanche of tariff news.
Apologies for the poor quality ... more
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Was disappointed to listen to the episode on Gaza and the Ukraine and hear Darren spouting zionist propaganda. Israel have been ethnically cleansing Palestine since 1948, some further education would serve you well Darren.
Darren delivers the theoretical frameworks and models we need to make sense of an increasingly complicated world. His analysis and special guests provide the perfect balance of theory and practice and I always feel smarter after having listened.
I work in foreign policy and have been listening for five years. Darren does a great job bringing together information to explain the key points of Australian foreign policy issues. Always an instant listen when it’s in the news feed!
Hi Darren, thank you for the podcast. I only found out about Allan, his book ‘fear of abandonment…’ and your podcast after his death. As an extension of your commitment to his legacy, have you considered creating an audio recording of his book?
Great to hear you back Darren. This podcast is a valuable contribution to essential commentary and analysis that is all too scarce in the Australian media landscape. All the best. Bill H
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Focusing on pressing global issues and their implications on Australia, the discussions offer valuable insights into international relations from a distinctly Australian perspective. Key themes include the evolving dynamics of U.S.-China relations, regional geopolitical tensions, and the impact of domestic and global policies on Australia's foreign affairs. The host frequently engages with experts and analysts, bringing a depth of knowledge to topics such as trade, tariffs, and defense strategies, making it a compelling listen for anyone interested in understanding the interplay of international affairs and Australian interests. The podcast also showcases a range of perspectives, ensuring comprehensive coverage of complex issues that shape ... more
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