Reigniting the centuries-old Falklands dispute. Argentina's president says sovereignty over the islands remains a national objective. The UK insists the territory is British. What's really triggered the latest argument about the Falkland Islands?

In this episode: 


Diego Guelar - Former Argentinian ambassador to the U.S., EU and China


Christopher Sabatini - Director of the Latin America Programme at Chatham House


Javier Farje - Journalist and historian specialising in Latin American affairs

Host: Cyril Vanier

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Reigniting the centuries-old Falklands dispute.&nbsp;Argentina's president says sovereignty over the islands remains a national objective.&nbsp;The UK insists the territory is British.&nbsp;What's really triggered the latest argument about the Falkland Islands?
In this episode:&nbsp;
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Diego Guelar - Former Argentinian ambassador to the U.S., EU and China
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Christopher Sabatini - Director of the Latin America Programme at Chatham House
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Javier Farje - Journalist and historian specialising in Latin American affairs
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</ul>
Host: Cyril Vanier
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What's triggered the latest argument about the Falkland Islands?

Voters in Bosnia and Herzegovina go to the polls for the 10th time since the end of the war more than three decades ago. They're electing more than 500 members of a complex government structure. But deep political and ethnic divides remain. So, how will it play out, both in Bosnia and in the region?

In this episode:


Jahja Muhasilovic, Assistant Professor at the International University of Sarajevo


Nina Sajic, Professor in the School of Political Science at the University of Banja Luka 


Bodo Weber, Senior Associate at the Democratization Policy Council

Host: Sami Zeidan

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Voters in Bosnia and Herzegovina go to the polls for the 10th time since the end of the war more than three decades ago. They're electing more than 500 members of a complex government structure. But deep political and ethnic divides remain. So, how will it play out, both in Bosnia and in the region?
In this episode:
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Jahja Muhasilovic, Assistant Professor at the International University of Sarajevo
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Nina Sajic, Professor in the School of Political Science at the University of Banja Luka&nbsp;
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Bodo Weber, Senior Associate at the Democratization Policy Council
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Host: Sami Zeidan
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Will elections bring change to multi-ethnic Bosnia and Herzegovina?

The Malaysian government is facing accusations of forcibly deporting Rohingya refugees, a charge the government denies. It says the process is voluntary and coordinated with Myanmar’s government. But human rights groups say this process violates international law by sending refugees to countries where they risk facing persecution or torture. So, will this concern stop the Rohingya being sent back to Myanmar?

In this episode:


Phar Kim Beng, Director of the Institute of International and ASEAN Studies and Geopolitics Professor at the University of Malaysia


Lucky Karim, Democracy and Human Rights Advocate and Founder of Refugee Women for Peace and Justice


Maung Zarni, Genocide Scholar and Co-Founder of the scholar-activist network, Forces of Renewal Southeast Asia

Host: Imran Khan 

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The Malaysian government is facing accusations of forcibly deporting Rohingya refugees, a charge the government denies. It says the process is voluntary and coordinated with Myanmar&rsquo;s government. But human rights groups say this process violates international law by sending refugees to countries where they risk facing persecution or torture.&nbsp;So, will this concern stop the Rohingya being sent back to Myanmar?
In this episode:
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Phar Kim Beng, Director of the Institute of International and ASEAN Studies and Geopolitics Professor at the University of Malaysia
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Lucky Karim, Democracy and Human Rights Advocate and Founder of Refugee Women for Peace and Justice
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Maung Zarni, Genocide Scholar and Co-Founder of the scholar-activist network, Forces of Renewal Southeast Asia
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Host: Imran Khan&nbsp;
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Why is Malaysia sending back Rohingya refugees to Myanmar?

The last remaining US troops have left Iraq, ending a military presence that began with the 2003 invasion to oust Saddam Hussein. After years of conflict and instability, Iraq is entering a new phase without US forces on the ground. Is the Iraqi government ready? And who stands to gain from the US withdrawal?

In this episode: 
Ahmed Rushdi, President of the House of Iraqi Expertise Foundation
Kenneth Katzman, Senior Fellow at The Soufan Center
Abdullah AlShayji, Professor at Kuwait University

Host: Dareen Abughaida

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The last remaining US troops have left Iraq, ending a military presence that began with the 2003 invasion to oust Saddam Hussein. After years of conflict and instability, Iraq is entering a new phase without US forces on the ground. Is the Iraqi government ready? And who stands to gain from the US withdrawal?
In this episode:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Ahmed Rushdi, President of the House of Iraqi Expertise Foundation</li>
<li>Kenneth Katzman, Senior Fellow at The Soufan Center</li>
<li>Abdullah AlShayji, Professor at Kuwait University</li>
</ul>
Host: Dareen Abughaida
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What's triggered the latest argument about the Falkland Islands?

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