Join World Affairs’ Emerging Leaders Club in person on Thursday, June 8 at 6:00 PM PT to connect with the European Union’s chief West Coast representative on tech, Gerard de Graaf, and dive deep on the EU’s digital approach.
Hear Professor Darren C. Zook's take on whether India can overcome the serious challenges it faces in both the international and the domestic context.
Check back soon for more upcoming programs! Meanwhile, watch recordings of some of our past programs.
The 15-Minute City has the potential to address many challenges of city living— but it hasn’t been without its critics. CityNerd creator Ray Delahanty joins Ray Suarez to debunk anti-urbanism conspiracies.
Ray Suarez speaks with US Secretary Pete Buttigieg about repowering America.
In this episode, we revisit the story of Wen Ho Lee, a Taiwanese-American scientist who was falsely accused of spying for the Chinese government.
World Affairs President & CEO Philip Yun and California Assemblymember Alex Lee share how an election changed their lives.
Ray Suarez speaks with Aarthi Shahani, author of the memoir "Here We Are: American Dreams, American Nightmares," about her family's painful path to citizenship and how America's broken immigration system is used as a political football.
Sabrina Rodriguez, national politics reporter at The Washington Post, joins Ray Suarez to explore America's broken immigration system.
Ray Suarez speaks with Idrees Kahloon, DC bureau chief at The Economist, about how men have been pushed to the sidelines.
Angela Saini, author of "The Patriarchs: How Men Came To Rule," joins Ray Suarez to break down what the "patriarchy" is, and how it operates.
Ray Suarez speaks with BBC journalist Fauziyya Tukur about her work debunking disinformation in Africa's largest democracy.
Tom Nichols, staff writer at The Atlantic, joins Ray Suarez to break down what Trump's historic indictment — and the fight for the truth in the US – means for the coming 2024 elections.
Ray Suarez sits down with Mark Goldberg, host of "Global Dispatches," to explore how international journalism can remain vital.
Gulnoza Said, CPJ Europe and Central Asia Program Coordinator, joins Ray Suarez to discuss the ongoing threats to free press around the world.
