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In this Oxford Debate we are debating what the causes for the big hurdles for women are and how they should be addressed best in the case of Japan and South Korea. With Pallavi Aiyar, Se-Woong Koo, Young-Im Lee, and Satona Suzuki
The sixth episode brings us to Pakistan, the world’s 5th most populous country. Saad Haroon and Yusra Askari discuss press freedom, the cultural scene, and domestic politics.
In the seventh episode, we are exploring the Philippines, an archipelago in the western Pacific comprising more than 7,000 islands. Manuel L. Quezon III and Mina Roces share their views on Filipino identity and the upcoming elections.
The eighth episode brings us to Kyrgyzstan, a mountainous and land-locked country in Central Asia. Political scientist Emilbek Dzhuraev joins us for the discussion.
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Which agreements govern the Arctic? What are China’s and Russia’s advances amid competing interests? Why are ongoing developments in the Arctic of interest for Switzerland? Join us for a timely conversation with Benno Zogg.
In the ninth episode, we will zoom in on Singapore, the city-state located at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, with international relations expert Yeo Lay Hwee.
The tenth episode takes us to the world's most sparsely populated country, Mongolia. Policy advisor, human rights activist, and author Oyungerel Tsedevdamba will be joining us.
