‘El juego bonito’: Can the beautiful game help Mexico win off the pitch?
Mexico has made a promising start on the pitch but what other victories is the nation eyeing up? Andrew Mueller is joined by former ambassad...
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20 of 116 episodesExplainer 522: The World Cup seat France won’t fill
While Fifa faces reports of unsold tickets, one seat at France's World Cup matches is being deliberately left empty. But why?
Live from Odesa: Ukraine’s journey from needing help to providing it
Live from the Black Sea Security Forum, we hear from Ukrainian MPs on the country's future and the state of warfare. As Ukraine fights on, i...
Explainer 521: Trump Island
Ivanka Trump has revealed extensive plans to redevelop Albanian island Sazan into a luxury resort. But after thousands gathered in protest,...
Lessons from Odesa: the changing landscape of war
Live from the Black Sea Security Forum, we hear stories from both the front line and surrounding regions in the war against Russia, includin...
Explainer 520: Is it the end of the road for Ferrari’s new electric vehicle?
Italians are up in arms about the newly unveiled Ferrari Luce, the luxury carmaker's first electric vehicle. But why the controversy? Andrew...
Upping the ante: How prediction markets are shaking geopolitics
The rapid rise of prediction markets is prompting questions about their influence on politics, military operations and the way we consume ne...
Explainer 519: Why Morocco and Senegal’s football rivalry is the one to watch this World Cup
Morocco's King Mohammed VI has pardoned 15 Senegalese football fans ahead of the World Cup. But what happened at the Africa Cup of Nations f...
The Cuban man-made crisis: will the US’s maximum-pressure campaign topple Havana’s government?
Cubans are facing a nightmarish humanitarian crisis – and Washington is piling on the pressure. US secretary of state Marco Rubio has...
Explainer 518: Duterte vs Marcos in the latest episode of Filipino Family Feud
The feud between the Philippines' most powerful political dynasties continues. This week, vice-president Sara Duterte was impeached. Andrew...
The rise of the middle powers
As great powers become increasingly unstable and unpredictable, smaller nations are building alliances and trade deals. Guests including Can...
Explainer 517: How the revival of gerrymandering is hurting democracy
What is gerrymandering and why is its recent revival bad for US democracy? Andrew Mueller explains.
Live from Delphi: Can Europe remake itself into a superpower?
As Europe contends with the multiplying conflicts on its doorstep and the withdrawal of US protection, can the continent make itself into a...
Explainer 516: Are Albertans about to leave Canada?
Who are the separatists campaigning for a vote of independence in Alberta, Canada? And how real is the threat? Andrew Mueller explains.
Live from Delphi: Can the US and Europe find a way back?
This year's Delphi Economic Forum was the stage for much contemplation over Europe's relationship with the US. Does anyone, even his own sup...
Explainer 515: Has King Charles saved the special relationship?
Given Donald Trump's fondness for royalty, who better than King Charles III to smooth US-UK tensions? Andrew Mueller considers whether the c...
Live from Delphi: Europe breaks with the US over the war in Iran
Live from the Delphi Economic Forum: The war in Iran's impact as seen from Iraqi Kurdistan, the US and Estonia. Is there a strategy to resol...
Explainer 514: Why is Teddy Afro’s music roiling Ethiopia’s Abiy Ahmed?
Ethiopian superstar Teddy Afro has taken aim at the country's prime minister, Abiy Ahmed, in new song "Das Tal". What's being protested and...
From Maga to Orbán: The cracks emerging in the global right
In recent years, the rise of the right has seemed unstoppable. But are rifts among US Republicans over Iran and the fall of Hungary's Viktor...
Explainer 513: Why does Viktor Orbán’s defeat matter?
Despite a relatively small population and limited economic power, Hungary's general election result, turning out far-right prime minister Vi...