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India's Supreme Court has handed down a series of progressive judgements that could see major changes to conservative attitudes towards gender, sex and marriage.Plus, we speak to the investigative journalist attempting to unravel the intrica
Join us for a monthly global get together with experts to discuss the news that may not have hit the headlines.
After seeing the more steely side to French President Emmanuel Macron this week in response to Brexit, we consider the future plans for the president that remains somewhat of an enigma. We also question whether, in a society that values hard wo
An independent report commissioned by the Turnbull government provides strategies for increased Australian business engagement in India; and a decade on from the GFC, Australian households remain in a precarious position.
The UK seems unable to come up with a workable Brexit plan, or at least one that the whole government will back. Plus, calls for safeguards to be put in place as AI goes mainstream.
We reflect on the legacy that Julie Bishop leaves behind as well as the damage being done to Australia's international credibility; Plus, Germany's Foreign Minister has called for Europe to redefine its role as a counterweight to the US Preside
Tim Lindsey, Elsina Wainwright and Gavan McCormack join Geraldine Doogue to discuss the circumvention of Trump's trail of damage, Indonesian President Joko Widodo's new presidential running mate and ongoing protests against the expansion of US
Are the current Space Law Treaties sufficient to avert the possibility of warfare in outer space? Plus, drugs are now the leading cause of death for Americans under the age of 50, killing more people than guns or road accidents.
Australia faces the challenge of having a reasoned and fair debate about immigration.
As new US sanctions take effect in Iran, the Islamic government is coming under increasing pressure from its own population.Plus, in the wake of the GFC Portugal rejected harsh austerity measures imposed by the EU and IMF and today is reaping
It seems that US President Donald Trump is only part of the explanation for the burgeoning of constructive, productive alliances between democracies across the globe.
Most people refer to US President Donald Trump as a 'populist', however the real meaning of the term is quite different. Plus, Ernest Hemingway's deeply felt connection with Cuba and its people.
What's at stake with Australia's reduced broadcasting presence in the Pacific
Is our over-familiarity with British and American culture and politics clouding our perspective of a broader world? and what is Trump's 'American Mission'?
A global Malaria Congress will be held in Melbourne next month, amid concern that progress in battling this life-threatening disease has stalled. Plus, why are Icelanders so passionate about football?
Japan and South Korea are reassessing their positions after the Singapore agreement, a tragic story about a small group of Belgian villagers prepared to take huge risks.
Protests in Jordan and reform in Saudi Arabia. Plus, a bi-partisan visit to the north Pacific highlights Australia's interest in the security and prosperity of the region.
A populist coalition government has been sworn into power in Italy on Friday, ending months of political uncertainty. And Charlotte Bingham talks to Geraldine Doogue about her comic memoir, MI5 and Me.
Modi's recent state electoral success and other developments in India
With dark memories of earlier economic collapse, Argentines have taken to the streets in protest at President Mauricio Macri's appeal to the IMF for $US30 billion to help with its latest financial crisis.
Fifty years after student riots and striking workers almost toppled the government, France is still divided over the myth and the legacy of May '68. Now, President Macron is facing his own spring of discontent
The upcoming election in Turkey will be historic, as the country switches from a parliamentary system to a presidential one - a move that will give the president sweeping new executive powers. Is this the last chance for Turkish democracy?
Weeks of street protests could now see the man who led them, Opposition MP Nikol Pashinyan, become Prime Minister of Armenia.
How free expression and freedom of the press are under attack in an era of fake news and populism with foreign correspondents Peter Greste and Salil Tripathi.
After three years of fighting in Yemen basic health services are breaking down. What then is happening on the ground?
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