From the Field takes you around the world with ICWA fellows, bringing their deep on-the-ground insights into their countries and regions, as well as the global issues they're studying. Hosted by managing editor Dan Peleschuk, each episode features a conversation focusing on a story a fellow has been following close-up.
From the Field
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From the Field takes you around the world with ICWA fellows, bringing their deep on-the-ground insights into their countries and regions, as well as the global issues they're studying. Hosted by managing editor Dan Peleschuk, each episode features a conversation focusing on a story a fellow has been following close-up.
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Recent Episodes
March 28, 2022
There's a Greek port on the edge of the EU—NATO is using it
<p>Russia's unprovoked war in Ukraine has prompted new urgency for NATO to shore up its defenses in Europe. A port in the Greek city of Alexandroupoli might play a key role in the alliance's ability to do just that. ICWA’s Stavros Niarchos Foundation fellow Steven Tagle describes a military transfer at the port late last year and what it may mean for the future of European security.</p> <p>*Note: This episode mentions a Russian missile system purchased by Turkey. It is S-400, not S-40. </p>
November 17, 2021
An art dealer, an island and Cambodia's missing Khmer relics
<p>For four decades, Douglas Latchford burnished his reputation as a leading expert and collector of relics from the ancient Khmer Empire. But mounting evidence shows the burly British art dealer was trading in art looted during some of the darkest periods in Cambodia's history. As part of the Pandora Papers investigation, Malia Politzer (India, Spain, 2013-15) traced the antiquities to offshore accounts in the British Isle of Jersey. She spoke to Glenn Kates about the investigation. </p>
September 15, 2021
Early voting shakes up German politics
<p>Parliamentary elections in Germany this month are set to usher in a new post-Angela Merkel era. But there’s another way the process is affecting politics: early voting. Germans have enjoyed postal voting for decades, but with no end to the pandemic in sight, officials expect as many as 60 percent of voters may choose to cast their ballots by mail this year. The far-right AfD party is using that development to take a page from Donald Trump's playbook with unfounded claims about voting reliability. Former fellow and journalist Emily Schultheis, currently based in Berlin and Vienna, joins ICWA’s Glenn Kates to explain what’s at stake.</p>
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