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 | Weekly | Episodes | 126 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsPolitics |
In the second episode in a mini-series on international order, Darren is joined by Dr. Jenny Gordon to discuss the international economic order. Over the past 40 years Australia has arguably been the single greatest beneficiary of the post-war econom... more
China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, visited Australia this week. The visit attracted a great deal of scrutiny, not just for the long list of issues in the bilateral relationship, but also Wang's meeting with former Prime Minister Paul Keating. Stephen... more
This episode is the first of a series of at least three that are linked by the theme of international order. Last year US Secretary of State Blinken said “what we’re experiencing now is more than a test of the post-Cold War order. It’s the end of it”... more
A frenetic period of Australian diplomacy has wrapped up, after Australia hosted the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit in Melbourne, which commemorated 50 years of Dialogue Relations. The ABC’s Stephen Dziedzic followed events closely and joins Darren t... more
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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
I’ve really missed this podcast, so thank you for being courageous and resuming Of course AG is irreplaceable, but it’s wonderful to hear your important, clever, sensible, and objective analysts.
This work profoundly influenced me. It connected me with new ideas about what I could professionally do as an Australian and prompted me to change careers. The work for us continues. Vale Allan.
Alan Gyngall was a genuine voice of reason in a world of noise. His insights and knowledge were second to none. He will be dearly missed.
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