Global Dispatches -- World News That Matters

Global Dispatches -- World News That Matters

The longest running independent international affairs podcast features in-depth interviews with policymakers, journalists and experts around the world who discuss global news, international relations, global development and key trends driving world affairs. Named by The Guardian as "a podcast to make you smarter," Global Dispatches is a podcast for people who crave a deeper understanding of international news.

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Israeli Elections--What Happened and What it Means for Peace

Israeli Elections--What Happened and What it Means for Peace

Benjamin Netanyahu secured a substantial victory in the Israel's elections this week. The consequences of this right wing victory will be profound both for Israeli politics and the prospects for a neg...

18 Mars 201523min

Episode 56: Todd Moss

Episode 56: Todd Moss

Todd Moss is a true international development wonk. He's also the author of a critically acclaimed novel--a thriller called The Golden Hour that examines the dysfunction of the American foreign policy...

15 Mars 201547min

Guinea Worm Disease is Tantalizingly Close to Global Eradication

Guinea Worm Disease is Tantalizingly Close to Global Eradication

Guinea Worm eradication is near. Guinea Worm is a waterborne disease that affects only the poorest of the poor people on the planet. But after millennia of inflicting pain and suffering in Asia and Af...

11 Mars 201522min

Why Healthcare Systems in the Developing World Need a Shot in the Arm

Why Healthcare Systems in the Developing World Need a Shot in the Arm

The ebola crisis demonstrated that countries with very weak health care systems are extremely vulnerable to a preventable disease outbreak. Now that the crisis is on the wane, organizations are taking...

5 Mars 201515min

Episode 55: Sarah Margon

Episode 55: Sarah Margon

Sarah Margon is the Washington director of Human Rights Watch. She's spent her career fighting for human rights in Africa and beyond, but took a somewhat circuitous path to get there. In this episode,...

1 Mars 201546min

What We Know About What We Don't Know About International Development

What We Know About What We Don't Know About International Development

How good are the data that drives international development policies? It turns out, not that great. This week's episode comes in two parts. In part 1, Mark speaks with Morten Jerven, author of "Poor N...

16 Feb 201531min

A Stunning Turn of Events in Sri Lanka

A Stunning Turn of Events in Sri Lanka

Sri Lankans stunned the world--and probably themselves--when they voted to oust a quasi-autocrat from power. In January, a politician named Maithripali Sirisena engineered a surprise electoral upset a...

16 Feb 201519min

Episode 53: Leila Zerrougui

Episode 53: Leila Zerrougui

Leila Zerrougui is the United Nations Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict. It's her job to help free child soldiers and ensure that children are spared from the worst effects of war...

14 Feb 201538min

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