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Episode #47: Modi's Semiconductor Reform Draws Huge Foreign Investment
Jun 4, 2026
23m 48s
Episode #46: Tuvalu's Taiwanese Ties: A Geopolitical Analysis of this Unique Pacific Partnership
Mar 25, 2026
16m 27s
Episode #45: John Swinney's Vision for an Independent Scotland Unlikely Ahead of Elections in 2026
Mar 4, 2026
20m 39s
Episode #44: Climate Leaders 101: King Mohammed VI
Oct 22, 2025
28m 55s
Episode #43: Climate Leaders 101: Anthony Nyong
Oct 15, 2025
34m 39s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/4/26 | ![]() Episode #47: Modi's Semiconductor Reform Draws Huge Foreign Investment✨ | semiconductor reformforeign investment+3 | Bryan Thorne | ModiSelf-Reliant India | — | semiconductorsforeign investment+4 | — | 23m 48s | |
| 3/25/26 | ![]() Episode #46: Tuvalu's Taiwanese Ties: A Geopolitical Analysis of this Unique Pacific Partnership✨ | geopoliticsTaiwan+5 | Beatriz Ledo Tonin | TaiwanTuvalu | — | TuvaluTaiwan+5 | — | 16m 27s | |
| 3/4/26 | ![]() Episode #45: John Swinney's Vision for an Independent Scotland Unlikely Ahead of Elections in 2026✨ | Scottish independenceJohn Swinney+4 | Nicolás de Miguel Castillo | Scottish National Party | Scotland | Scottish independenceJohn Swinney+5 | — | 20m 39s | |
| 10/22/25 | ![]() Episode #44: Climate Leaders 101: King Mohammed VI✨ | climate leadershipenvironmental policies+4 | Finja UllrichAleksej Obradovic | IE UniversityRAIA | Morocco | climate leadershipKing Mohammed VI+5 | — | 28m 55s | |
| 10/15/25 | ![]() Episode #43: Climate Leaders 101: Anthony Nyong✨ | climate changeclimate advocacy+4 | Luiza da Costa Carvalho MeloSara Tobar Herrera | IPCCAfrican Development Bank+3 | — | climate leadersAnthony Nyong+5 | — | 34m 39s | |
| 10/9/25 | ![]() Episode #42: Hostilities between Tshisekedi and Makenga: The Battle for DRC✨ | conflictpolitics+4 | Lilli-Sage Bayes | M23 | DRC | DRCTshisekedi+5 | — | 33m 58s | |
| 10/8/25 | ![]() Episode #41: Climate Leaders 101: Grace Fu✨ | climate leadershipsustainability+4 | Pilar GonzalezGaspard Brabant | Singapore Green Plan 2030RAIA+1 | — | climate leadershipGrace Fu+6 | — | 35m 01s | |
| 10/1/25 | ![]() Episode #40: Climate Leaders 101: David Attenborough✨ | climate leadershipenvironmental communication+4 | Giulio GuiducciJayveer Gautam | RAIAIE University+4 | — | David Attenboroughclimate leadership+6 | — | 53m 36s | |
| 9/24/25 | ![]() Episode #39: Climate Leaders 101: Anne Hidalgo✨ | urban climate leadershipsustainable cities+4 | Alice GirottoBryan Thorne | RAIAIE University+1 | — | Anne Hidalgourban leadership+6 | — | 38m 19s | |
| 9/17/25 | ![]() Episode #38: Climate Leaders 101: Claudia Sheinbaum✨ | climate changeenvironmental policy+4 | Josip BiondicManuela Altes Alcaraz | IE UniversityRAIA | MexicoMexico City | Claudia Sheinbaumclimate leadership+6 | — | 40m 06s | |
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| 6/23/25 | ![]() Episode #37: The Fallout of Niger’s Coup: Tchiani’s Gamble and the Sahel’s Shifting Alliances | In this episode, we sat down with Sofia Ena to unpack the leadership of General Abdourahmane Tchiani one year after his coup in Niger. We explore how the junta’s pivot away from Western alliances — and withdrawal from ECOWAS — has deepened insecurity, fueled economic turmoil, and reshaped the region’s geopolitical landscape. From the rise in jihadist attacks and Niger’s growing ties with Russia, to the emergence of new regional players like Morocco, we examine the consequences of Tchiani’s decisions and what they mean for Niger, the Sahel, and power dynamics in West Africa.Don't forget to read Sofia's article here: https://raiagroup.org/tchianis-cold-strategy-escalating-crisis | 19m 32s | ||||||
| 4/21/25 | ![]() Episode #36: Keir Starmer’s Strategic Dilemma over the Chagos Handover to Mauritius | In this episode, we sat down with Ángel Rodríguez Moreno to explore how shifting international dynamics have frozen UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s landmark deal to return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius. Originally framed as a bold step in reshaping British foreign policy and addressing colonial injustices, the agreement now faces major obstacles after Donald Trump’s return to the U.S. presidency and the election of Navin Ramgoolam in Mauritius. We discuss how concerns over Diego Garcia’s strategic military role, legal tensions over sovereignty, and the humanitarian crisis surrounding stranded asylum seekers have all complicated the situation, leaving Starmer’s credibility and global ambitions hanging in the balance.Don't forget to read Ángel's article here: https://raiagroup.org/cold-relations-trump-starmers-chagos | 37m 07s | ||||||
| 4/14/25 | ![]() Episode #35: France in Political Deadlock: How Macron’s Election Strategy Deepened Division | In this episode, we’re joined by Elisa De Angelis to unpack the political crisis facing French President Emmanuel Macron after the 2024 snap elections. Intended to stabilize France’s political landscape, the vote instead deepened divisions, collapsed coalitions, and triggered widespread unrest. We explore how Macron’s leadership is being tested — from controversial immigration reforms to the use of Article 49.3 — and what it all means for France’s democratic future and role in the EU.Don’t forget to read Elisa’s article here: https://raiagroup.org/macron-cold-navigating-france-political-crisis | 24m 20s | ||||||
| 4/8/25 | ![]() Episode #34: Kenya in Crisis: The Finance Bill that Shook Ruto’s Presidency | In this episode, we sat down with Lilli-Sage Bayes to dive into the political turmoil surrounding Kenyan President William Ruto’s controversial 2023 Finance Bill. What began as an attempt to tackle Kenya’s mounting debt through tax hikes quickly sparked nationwide protests, judicial opposition, and public backlash. We explore how these events have weakened Ruto’s political leadership and cast doubt on his economic promises. With unrest growing and key institutions pushing back, we look at what this crisis means for Ruto’s political future and regional stability across East Africa.Don't forget to read Lilli's article here: https://raiagroup.org/unrest-erupts-as-rutos-finance-bill-freezes-in-kenya | 13m 26s | ||||||
| 3/31/25 | ![]() Episode #33: RAIA's Origin Story with RAIA Director Dario Hasenstab | In this special episode, we sat down with RAIA's director and co-founder, Dario Hasenstab, for an insightful conversation about the origins, evolution, and future of RAIA. We talked about the history of the organization, the idea behind it, as well as its vision and mission in international affairs.Don't forget to check out our new articles at RAIAGroup.org and to follow us on social media to receive updates on all our new contents. | 46m 27s | ||||||
| 1/30/25 | ![]() Episode #32: Climate Leaders 101: Carlos Manuel Rodríguez's Environmental Leadership in Costa Rica | In this episode, we sat down with Francisco Jeldres and Valeria Flores Siles to explore the groundbreaking work of Carlos Manuel Rodríguez, a three-time Costa Rican Minister of Environment and Energy and current CEO of the Global Environment Facility. Rodríguez’s innovative Pago por Servicios Ambientales (PSA) program has revolutionized conservation efforts in Costa Rica, increasing forest cover, protecting biodiversity, and reshaping how the world views environmental incentives. We discuss how his leadership has influenced global conservation policies and what lessons can be drawn from his approach to balancing sustainability and economic development.This episode is the fourth in a series of six as part of the IExRAIA Summer Research Program of 2024. RAIA has invited twelve IE University students to join our think tank and spend 9 weeks researching a figure from around the world to try to answer a simple question: Are they a climate leader?Don't forget to read Francisco and Valeria's article (https://raiagroup.org/carlos-manuel-rodriguez-turns-up-the-heat-on-global) and report (https://raiagroup.org/ie-university-x-raia-research-program-2024). | 28m 35s | ||||||
| 12/3/24 | ![]() Episode #31: Climate Leaders 101: Sheikh Hasina’s Climate Leadership in Bangladesh | In this episode, we sat down with Mariana Gamez and Aimée Wolff to explore the nuanced climate leadership of Sheikh Hasina, Prime Minister of Bangladesh. While celebrated internationally for initiatives like co-founding the Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC) and implementing the Energy Efficiency Conservation Master Plan (EECMP), her leadership faces challenges at home. We discuss her efforts to combat air pollution and reduce short-lived climate pollutants, alongside the institutional barriers and enforcement gaps that have limited progress. Tune in to learn how Sheikh Hasina has positioned Bangladesh as a climate leader while navigating the complexities of policy implementation in a rapidly developing nation.This episode is the sixth in a series of six as part of the IExRAIA Summer Research Program of 2024. RAIA has invited twelve IE University students to join our think tank and spend 9 weeks researching a figure from around the world to try to answer a simple question: Are they a climate leader?Don't forget to read Mariana and Aimée's article (https://raiagroup.org/sheikh-hasina-mild-climate-leader) and report (https://raiagroup.org/ie-university-x-raia-research-program-2024). | 39m 58s | ||||||
| 12/2/24 | ![]() Episode #30: Somaliland’s President Bihi Faces Backlash Over Controversial MoU With Ethiopia | In this episode, we sat down with Ángel Rodríguez Moreno to discuss the political turmoil in Somaliland as President Muse Bihi faces mounting opposition to a controversial Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Ethiopia. The deal, which promises Ethiopia access to a 20-kilometer shoreline in exchange for recognition, has sparked protests, political resignations, and questions about Bihi’s leadership ahead of November’s presidential elections. We explore how this MoU has exacerbated economic and inter-clan tensions, undermining Somaliland’s claims to stability and recognition. Tune in to understand the stakes for Somaliland’s future and the ripple effects across the Horn of Africa.Don't forget to read Ángel's article here: https://raiagroup.org/somaliland-and-ethiopia-bihi-elections | 27m 33s | ||||||
| 11/29/24 | ![]() Episode #29: Lula’s Struggle with Deforestation Policy in Brazil | In this episode, we sat down with Chiara Ausenda to analyze Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s environmental policy, particularly his ambitious deforestation agenda. Despite significant progress, including a 50% reduction in Amazon deforestation, political obstacles such as state corruption, underfunded agencies, and a resistant Congress have hindered his efforts. We discuss how Lula’s environmental promises align—or conflict—with his development agenda, the pressures from indigenous communities and international donors, and the potential political fallout as Brazil approaches local elections. Don't forget to read Chiara's article here: https://raiagroup.org/lula-cold-as-deforestation-policy-faces-obstacles | 13m 56s | ||||||
| 11/29/24 | ![]() Episode #28: The Mattei Plan: Giorgia Meloni’s Bold Move to Redefine Italy’s Role in Africa | In this episode, we sat down with Nicola Minnaja to unpack Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s new foreign policy initiative, the Mattei Plan. Designed to reshape Italy’s engagement with Africa, this ambitious strategy aims to strengthen energy ties, combat irregular migration, and establish Italy as a pivotal player in the Mediterranean. We explore how Meloni has gained support from key EU figures, like Ursula von der Leyen, and the challenges she faces, including geopolitical competition in Libya and across the region.Don't forget to read Nicola's article here: https://raiagroup.org/mattei-plan-melonis-hot-foreign-policy-in-africa | 35m 26s | ||||||
| 11/27/24 | ![]() Episode #27: Climate Leaders 101: Mia Mottley’s Vision for Barbados’ Sustainable Future | In this episode, we sat down with Africa Romero Rodriguez and Sofia Damasio Figueiredo to explore the bold climate leadership of Barbados’ Prime Minister Mia Mottley, whose implementation of green economy policies is setting a global example. With initiatives like the Blue Economy Strategy and the Roof to Reefs resilience plan, Mottley is transforming Barbados into a sustainable powerhouse, addressing economic, social, and environmental vulnerabilities. We discussed how Mottley’s leadership has amplified international climate change awareness and paved the way for collaborative solutions. Tune in to learn how her policies are reshaping Barbados and inspiring other island nations to take action against climate change.This episode is the fifth in a series of six as part of the IExRAIA Summer Research Program of 2024. RAIA has invited twelve IE University students to join our think tank and spend 9 weeks researching a figure from around the world to try to answer a simple question: Are they a climate leader?Don't forget to read Africa and Sofia's article (https://raiagroup.org/mia-mottley-hot-amid-implementation-of-her-green) and report (https://raiagroup.org/ie-university-x-raia-research-program-2024). | 26m 45s | ||||||
| 9/18/24 | ![]() Episode #26: Climate Leaders 101: Nemonte Nenquimo’s Fight for Indigenous and Environmental Rights | In this episode, we sat down with Lucinda Schüler and Matilde Romagnoli to explore the passionate activism of Nemonte Nenquimo, a Waorani leader from the Ecuadorian Amazon, who has risen to global prominence in her fight to protect both the rainforest and the rights of indigenous communities. Nenquimo’s landmark legal victory against the Ecuadorian government, preventing oil drilling on native lands, set a powerful precedent for indigenous and environmental rights. We delve into her campaigns and international recognition, as well as the challenges posed by Ecuador’s reliance on the oil industry. Discover how Nemonte Nenquimo’s activism is reshaping the fight for climate justice and indigenous sovereignty on a global scale.This episode is the third in a series of six as part of the IExRAIA Summer Research Program of 2024. RAIA has invited twelve IE University students to join our think tank and spend 9 weeks researching a figure from around the world to try to answer a simple question: Are they a climate leader?Don't forget to read Lucinda and Matilde's article (https://raiagroup.org/nenquimo-activism-is-heating-up-the-amazon-in-ecuador) and report (https://raiagroup.org/ie-university-x-raia-research-program-2024). | 24m 06s | ||||||
| 9/11/24 | ![]() Episode #25: Climate Leaders 101: Hage Geingob's Bold Vision for Namibia's Hydrogen Future | In this episode, we sat down with Clara Chikuse and Maja Prokopiuk to explore Hage Geingob’s ambitious pursuit of transforming Namibia into a global leader in green hydrogen production. Geingob’s vision centered around harnessing Namibia’s natural resources to fuel sustainable economic growth and energy self-sufficiency. We delve into the Namibia Green Hydrogen and Derivatives Strategy, the challenges faced, and the potential of the $9.4 billion Hyphen Hydrogen project. Learn how Namibia’s green hydrogen ambitions could reshape the global energy landscape and Geingob's lasting impact on the nation's future.This episode is the second in a series of six as part of the IExRAIA Summer Research Program of 2024. RAIA has invited twelve IE University students to join our think tank and spend 9 weeks researching a figure from around the world to try to answer a simple question: Are they a climate leader?Don't forget to read Clara and Maja's article (https://raiagroup.org/geingobs-pursuit-green-hydrogen-economy-for-namibia) and report (https://raiagroup.org/ie-university-x-raia-research-program-2024). | 25m 03s | ||||||
| 9/4/24 | ![]() Episode #24: Climate Leaders 101: Sonam Phuntsho Wangdi’s Quest to Modernize Bhutan’s Environmental Legacy | In this episode, we sat down with Maria de la Paz Gonzalez and Sophia Rathleff to delve into the groundbreaking work of Sonam Phuntsho Wangdi, Bhutan's Secretary of the National Environment Commission, as he spearheads efforts to keep Bhutan carbon-neutral and globally recognized for its environmental strategies. We explore Wangdi's rapid rise in climate policy, his efforts to balance economic growth with sustainability, and his drive to increase international climate responsibility.This episode is the first in a series of six as part of the IExRAIA Summer Research Program of 2024. RAIA has invited twelve IE University students to join our think tank and spend 9 weeks researching a figure from around the world to try to answer a simple question: Are they a climate leader?Don't forget to read Maria and Sophia's article (https://raiagroup.org/wangdis-efforts-to-modernise-bhutans-environment) and report (https://raiagroup.org/ie-university-x-raia-research-program-2024). | 25m 39s | ||||||
| 7/17/24 | ![]() Episode #23: Escalating Tensions: Tshisekedi vs. Kagame Amid M23's Resurgence in Eastern DRC | In this episode, we sat down with Roxane de Bergevin to explore the intensifying conflict between DRC President Félix Tshisekedi and Rwandan President Paul Kagame as the M23 rebels advance in Eastern DRC. Tshisekedi accuses Kagame of supporting the M23, leading to destabilization and resource exploitation in the region. We discuss the recent attacks in North Kivu, the displacement of civilians, and the strategic importance of regaining control over valuable resources. Please don't forget to read Roxane's article here: https://raiagroup.org/hostilities-between-tshisekedi-and-kagame-persist-as | 24m 11s | ||||||
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