The Global Brief: In Switzerland, concerns about population growth reflect anxiety over the limits of infrastructure and economic sustainability

In Brazil, the slowing of tropical forest loss points to the fragile balance between environmental protection and continued human demand for natural resources.

Escalating violence in Lebanon underscores the breakdown of political and humanitarian systems meant to protect civilians during conflict.

Guest: Dr Asiphe Mxalisa - Senior Lecturer in the Department of Political Studies and International Relations at North West University 

 

The Global Brief: In Switzerland, concerns about population growth reflect anxiety over the limits of infrastructure and economic sustainability
In Brazil, the slowing of tropical forest loss points to the fragile balance between environmental protection and continued human demand for natural resources.
Escalating violence in Lebanon underscores the breakdown of political and humanitarian systems meant to protect civilians during conflict.
Guest: Dr Asiphe Mxalisa - Senior Lecturer in the Department of Political Studies and International Relations at North West University&nbsp;
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The National Briefing

The Global Brief: In Switzerland, concerns about population growth reflect anxiety over the limits of infrastructure and economic sustainability  In Brazil, the slowing of tropical forest loss points to the fragile balance between environmental protection and continued human demand for natural resources