Redefining the Compass of International Politics
Claim This Podcastby Dr Christopher Appiah-Thompson
Podcast Overview
<p>International Politics is very visible in our everyday lives. From the real impact of the global digital and local media forces and commerce to the more invisible influence of cultural exchange, internationalism is a major factor today than nationalism of the past. Interesting perspectives and dynamics such as globalisation and nationalism, and between cooperation and conflict will guide most of our analysis for audience to appreciate the prospects and limitations of globalisation. </p>
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11/17/2025
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Recent Episodes
January 2, 2026
Trump’s Australia: Why a US President Matters Here
<p>This episode aims to explain how Trump’s “America First” foreign policy reshaped the US–Australia alliance.[Attachment]</p><p>Introduce your series: why Australians should care about a second Trump term.[Attachment]</p><p>Set up recurring characters: Albanese, Morrison, Turnbull, the “AusMin Chorus,” Trump’s inner circle.</p>
January 2, 2026
The Year In: Power, Protest, and Consequence
<p>In this episode, the focus is on a single magazine spread: a timeline of one year under President Donald Trump, marked by executive orders, foreign interventions, protests, and political drama. </p><p>Across just a few columns, this page captures tariffs on Venezuelan oil, military strikes on Iran, the shutdown of a U.S. aid agency, the deployment of the National Guard on American streets, and diplomatic deals that swap prisoners and reshape alliances.</p><p>Today’s episode walks through that year, month by month, unpacking what each entry suggests about power, policy, and people’s lives—both in the United States and abroad. </p><p>By the end, listeners will not just have a list of events, but a sense of how they connect and what they say about leadership in a turbulent time.</p>
January 1, 2026
From Partition to Peace Talks: Australia’s Long Journey on Israel–Palestine
<p>This episode seeks to explain how Australia became involved in the origins of the Israel–Palestine conflict.</p><p>Trace major shifts in Australia’s position from 1947 to the Oslo era.</p><p>Help listeners see the tension between values (human rights, “fair go”) and strategic calculations.</p>
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<p>International Politics is very visible in our everyday lives. From the real impact of the global digital and local media forces and commerce to the more invisible influence of cultural exchange, internationalism is a major factor today than nationalism of the past. Interesting perspectives and dynamics such as globalisation and nationalism, and between cooperation and conflict will guide most of our analysis for audience to appreciate the prospects and limitations of globalisation. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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