Israel has taken another step towards annexing the occupied West Bank — approving the registration of Palestinian land as state land. It follows a decision that makes it easier for settlers to seize Palestinian property. So, what are the implications of Israel's ongoing land grab?

In this episode: 
Mohammad Dahleh, Human rights lawyer
Mitchell Barak, Founder of KEEVOON Research, Strategy and Communications
Simon Mabon, Professor of Middle East and International Politics at Lancaster University

Host: Rishaad Salamat

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Israel has taken another step towards annexing the occupied West Bank &mdash; approving the registration of Palestinian land as state land. It follows a decision that makes it easier for settlers to seize Palestinian property.&nbsp;So, what are the implications of Israel's ongoing land grab?
In this episode:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Mohammad Dahleh, Human rights lawyer</li>
<li>Mitchell Barak, Founder of KEEVOON Research, Strategy and Communications</li>
<li>Simon Mabon, Professor of Middle East and International Politics at Lancaster University</li>
</ul>
Host: Rishaad Salamat
Connect with us: @AJEPodcasts on X, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube

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How is Israel making it easier for settlers to seize land in the West Bank?

African nations must have permanent seats on the UN Security Council, the head of the world body tells the African Union. Most of Asia and Latin America don't have a permanent presence either, despite their huge populations. Can the United Nations be reformed? 

In this episode:
Olukayode Bakare, Visiting Scholar, International Relations and African Politics, University of Colorado Denver.
Mukesh Kapila, Former UN Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan.
Tim Murithi, Senior Advisor, Institute for Justice and Reconciliation.

Host: Rishaad Salamat

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African nations must have permanent seats on the UN Security Council, the head of the world body tells the African Union. Most of Asia and Latin America don't have a permanent presence either, despite their huge populations. Can the United Nations be reformed?&nbsp;
In this episode:
<ul>
<li>Olukayode Bakare, Visiting Scholar, International Relations and African Politics, University of Colorado Denver.</li>
<li>Mukesh Kapila, Former UN Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan.</li>
<li>Tim Murithi, Senior Advisor, Institute for Justice and Reconciliation.</li>
</ul>
Host: Rishaad Salamat
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Can the United Nations be reformed?

Germany's chancellor says the international rules-based order is gone. The US secretary of state responds, saying the Trump administration wants the transatlantic alliance - but while criticising Europe again. So what is emerging? A new global order, or something else? 

In this episode:
Chet Love - U.S. Republican strategist and political commentator 
Scott Lucas - Professor of U.S. and International Politics at University College Dublin
Einar Tangen - Senior Fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation 

Host: Mohammed Jamjoom

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Germany's chancellor says the international rules-based order is gone. The US secretary of state responds, saying the Trump administration wants the transatlantic alliance - but while criticising Europe again. So what is emerging? A new global order, or something else?&nbsp;
In this episode:
<ul>
<li>Chet Love - U.S. Republican strategist and political commentator&nbsp;</li>
<li>Scott Lucas - Professor of U.S. and International Politics at University College Dublin</li>
<li>Einar Tangen - Senior Fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Host:&nbsp;Mohammed Jamjoom
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Is a new global order emerging?

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party wins the country's first elections since the 2024 uprising. Rare international unity as the US, China, India, and Pakistan all welcome the result. But how's it being seen at home — especially by the young people who led the protests for change? 

In this episode:
Shahab Enam Khan, International Relations Professor at Bangladesh University of Professionals. 
Prapti Taposhi, Activist and first-time voter in Thursday's general elections
Sohela Nazneen, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies, UK

Host: James Bays

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The Bangladesh Nationalist Party wins the country's first elections since the 2024 uprising. Rare international unity as the US, China, India, and Pakistan all welcome the result. But how's it being seen at home &mdash; especially by the young people who led the protests for change?&nbsp;
In this episode:
<ul>
<li>Shahab Enam Khan, International Relations Professor at Bangladesh University of Professionals.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Prapti Taposhi, Activist and first-time voter in Thursday's general elections</li>
<li>Sohela Nazneen, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies, UK</li>
</ul>
Host: James Bays
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How is Israel making it easier for settlers to seize land in the West Bank?

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