In this episode of The Global Inn we talk about The Taliban and what their recent takeover could mean for Afghanistan. What is the story behind The Taliban? What are their goals and ideology? What is their structure and what can we expect from them in the future? The guest of this episode, senior researcher of peace and conflict studies Florian Kühn, will help us answer these questions and understand The Taliban.

Songs played in this episode: Sour - GiddyGang, Vuyo; What it is - Amber Mark; Picture seas - Amason, Seinabo Sey; Where do we go - Janice; Fischer Island Sound - Beirut
Foto: Al Jazeera English

Ida and David talk about the inequitable vaccine distribution that is causing the Covid 19 pandemic to longer in the global south. Through expert Edmé Domingues Reyez we learn how Latin America has been affected by the pandemic and how their vaccination process is going thus far. Furthermore, the different initiatives to upheave the unequal distirbution of vaccine, such as Covax and The Peoples Vaccine are discussed. Edmé argues that the The Peoples Vaccine has many advantages - also for the Latin American region.

Tune in on Gothenburg Student Radio at 2 pm today, or find us wherever you get your podcasts.

Songs played in this episode: Josefin - Albin Lee Meldau, Känslan - Huset, Bussdown - Jorja Smith, Woman - Little Simz, Genom allt - Broder John

On this Europe Day, Amanda and Harry talk about current events in the European Union. Hans Dahlgren, Sweden's Minister of EU Affairs, joins the conversation and addresses some of the challenges the EU is facing. This includes everything from EU cohesion and migration to climate change.

Tune in on Gothenburg Student Radio at 2 pm today, or find us wherever you get your podcasts.

Songs that were played in the episode: Please - Jessie Ware, Barbara Ann - Rosie Tucker, Smile - Wolf Alice, Black Gold - Flying Lotus ft Thundercat, Love Games - Houston Kendrick, The Kluski Report - Amason

What's happening in Myanmar right now, you might be asking yourself? Listen to the latest episode of The Global Inn to find out!

Harry and Amanda interview a frontline medic who is risking it all for democracy. He shares his perspective on the situation from the ground, somewhere in Myanmar. The second guest of the episode, freelance writer and expert on Myanmar Axel Kronholm, helps to clear up how the situation has developed over time and why.

There will also be an extra interview about the Rohingya minority in Myanmar released soon.

Tune in on Gothenburg Student Radio at 2 pm today, or find us wherever you get your podcasts.

Songs played in the episode (not in order): Gudrun och Andreas - Mattias Alkberg, Anxious Angel - Maja Francis, Keep Moving - Jungle, Love letters to the underground - TOMMA INTET

Salomon and Amanda talk about the future of US foreign policy and the challenges ahead. Merrick Tabor, Political Scientist at Stockholm University, joins the conversation and talks about the broad characteristics of US foreign policy and what the world can expect from the President-Elect Joe Biden.

Tune in on K103 Gothenburg Student Radio at 2pm today or listen to it whenever you want wherever you find your podcasts. This episode was recorded at the end of November 2020.

Songs that were played in the episode: Having a good time sometimes, I can Help, How 2 find hope, Good vibes

Salomon and Marko talk about the UN's 75th anniversary and the increasing need for multilateral cooperation to face the many challenges of the 21st century. Jan Aart Scholte, Professor of Global Transformations and Governance Challenges at Leiden University, joins the conversation and talks about the existing arrangements of global cooperation and interesting possible future arrangements of global cooperation.

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Songs that were played in this episode: State prisoner, Oshun, Passport, Ohållbar utveckling, Maria

We are excited to announce our new show The Global Inn. A show about what is happening on this planet we call Earth. The first topic concerns the 75th anniversary of the UN, so we talk about The Future of Global Governence. We had the honour of having this conversation with Jan Aart Sholte, Professor of Global Transformations and Governance Challenges at Leiden University. Tune into K103 at 2 pm on Saturday to visit the best Inn in the world!