This episode is an outline regarding the instability of the Italian government, the domestic role of Mario Draghi and the European perspective on his potential leadership role in the post-Merkel era. Panel: Sanjin Alagic, Andrea Bottazzi & Luca Bottazzi Listen here: Produced by: Sanjin Alagic
▶︎ Climate Refugees – A Human Rights-based Approach to the Climate Crisis
What rights will people have when forced to leave their homes due to rising sealevels and increased strength of natural disasters? Currently these people do not have the right to apply for asylum doe to no longer being able to live in their home country. In this episode we discuss
▶︎ All About Human Rights E3 – Migration
On the third and final episode of this season, Ismar is joined by Amina and August, where they discuss the topic of migration, what it means to be a second-generation immigrant, and the controversial decision made by the Danish Government in regards to Syrian migrants. Produced by: Ismar Didic
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▶︎ Travel Report: Chile & Singapore Part 2
Part 2 of the Travel Report is a panel discussion about different types of human security challenges that Singapore is facing today and could come to face in the future. Our panelists include Mark Hann from the organization Human Security Collective located in Hague, Kristina Göransson who is the Deputy
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▶︎ Travel Report: Chile & Singapore Part 1
Tag along on UPF:s online trip to Chile & Singapore! In part 1 of this year’s Travel Report you will hear Linnea, our travel correspondent, talk to the two heads of UPF:s travel committee. They will reflect on how it was planning UPF Lunds first ever online trip, what they
▶︎ Syrian War: Turkish Arguments for Decade-long Conflict
After a decade of relatively friendly relations with Syria during the prior decade, Turkey condemned Syrian president Bashar al-Assad over the violent crackdown on protests in 2011 and later that year joined a number of other countries demanding his resignation. From the beginning of the war, Turkey trained defectors of
▶︎ Covidspiracy – The Threat and Fascination of Conspiracy Theories
Conspiracy theories hold a certain power over us and in this podcast we discuss the reason for that. We focus in on the theories surrounding the outbreak of Covid-19 and what negative effects have come from this, such as a rise in anti-asian hatecrime and further suspicions towards vaccines. We
▶︎ Talking Greenish S2E4 – Hydrogen, The Champagne of the Energy Transition?
Talking Greenish is a podcast series about all things climate related. This time, we take on the subject of Hydrogen. If you are new to the subject, worry not. We go into the different types of hydrogen, how they are produced and which ones are preferable. Furthermore we go into
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▶︎ Towards A Secure And Sustainable Space Age With Daniel Porras
Boom welcome to the Space Age! The Perspective met up with Daniel Porras to discuss the urgent need for corporations in outer space. Daniel who is the Director of Strategic Partnership and Communications at the Secure World Foundation and Non-Resident at the UN Institute for Disarmament Research, elaborates on astonishing
▶︎ A Conversation on Monetary Policy with Stefan Ingves
During the last two decades the world has suffered two global financial crises, one stemming from the financial sector (2008) and the other one from a health crisis (covid-19). This has resulted in creative new ways of how to conduct monetary policy, continuously shifting further from conventional methods. In this