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Al Jazeera


The Inside Story Podcast -- where we dissect, analyse and help define major global stories.


The Inside Story Podcast

Can the Doha Framework end the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo? Kinshasa has handed over 15 prisoners to a powerful rebel alliance. It's part of an agreement signed last year in the Qatari capital. So, what are the hurdles to lasting peace?
 
In this episode: 
 
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Kambale Musavuli, Analyst, Center for Research, Congo-Kinshasa.
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Felix Ndahinda, Researcher, Great Lakes region, specialising in conflict resolution, peace and transitional justice.
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Abdulla Al Etaibi, Assistant Professor, International Affairs, Qatar University.
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Host: Per Nyberg
 
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Can the Doha Framework end the conflict in Democratic Republic of Congo?

What are the hurdles facing the Mecca agreement? The defence pact between Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Pakistan comes at a time of heightened tension in the Middle East. So, who stands to gain from the new alliance? And how is it viewed in the region and beyond?
 
In this episode: 
 
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Abdulaziz Alghashian - Senior Non-Resident Fellow at the Gulf International Forum
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David Des Roches - Professor at the Thayer Marshall Institute
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Zaid M Belbagi - Managing Partner at Hardcastle Advisory
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Host: Anna Burns-Francis
 
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What are the hurdles facing the Mecca agreement?

New Israeli attacks in Lebanon, after soldiers were killed for the first time since a fragile truce with Beirut began in June. It comes despite more Lebanese-Israeli talks in Rome in a U.S.-brokered peace process. So where do things stand now? 
 
In this episode: 
 
 • Maha Yahya, Director of the Carnegie Middle East Center in Beirut
 • Jennifer Gavito, Former U.S. Acting Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs
 • Rami Khouri, Distinguished Public Policy Fellow at the American University of Beirut
 
Host: James Bays 
 
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How fragile is Lebanon's uneasy peace?

A surge in missile and drone attacks by Russia and Ukraine with civilians killed on both sides. Little movement on the diplomatic front, while U.S. attention is largely focused on Iran. So, what's next for Europe's worst conflict since World War Two? 
 
In this episode: 
 
 • Andrey Kortunov, Russian affairs analyst and a former Director General of the Russian International Affairs Council 
 • Oleksiy Goncharenko, a Member of the Ukrainian parliament 
 • Thomas Graham, Henry A. Kissinger Distinguished Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York 
 
Host: Mohammed Jamjoom
 
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Is the conflict between Russia and Ukraine deepening?

How much of a challenge are wildfires to Europe? Rapidly spreading blazes are scorching the continent, destroying forests, farmland, homes and businesses. They're becoming bigger and more difficult to control. So, what's fuelling the flames?
 
In this episode: 
 
 • Paleologos Paleologou -- Geographer and an Associate Professor of Forest Protection at the Agricultural University of Athens
 • Marta Yebra, Director of the Bushfire Research Centre of Excellence, Australian National University
 • Carlo Buontempo, Director of Copernicus Climate Change Service 
 
Host: Mohammed Jamjoom
 
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How much of a challenge are wildfires to Europe?

Israel says it has doubts about Hamas disarming. The group and other Palestinian factions in Gaza have agreed to lay down their weapons. But they say it's dependent on the withdrawal of Israeli troops — which Israel has refused to do unless they disarm. Where does this leave Gaza?
 
In this episode: 
 
 • Xavier Abu Eid, Political analyst and former adviser to the Palestinian negotiating team
 • Michael Mulroy, Former U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Middle East
 • Nimrod Novick, Former special envoy and senior adviser to Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres
 
Host: Frankie McCamley
 
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Will Israel withdraw from Gaza if Hamas disarms?

Venezuela's government and a section of the opposition plan to hold talks, backed by the United States. But prominent opposition politician and Nobel laureate Maria Corina Machado has been excluded. So, what can the talks achieve and what's Washington seeking to get from it?
 
In this episode: 
 
 • Elias Ferrer, Political Economy Analyst. 
 • Vanessa Neumann, Founder and CEO, Asymmetrica. 
 • Charles Shapiro, Former US Ambassador to Venezuela. 
 
Host: Frankie McCamley
 
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What does the US hope to gain from Venezuela's government-opposition talks?

Tens of thousands of migrants crossed into Spain's north African territory of Ceuta from Morocco. While most of them have since returned - Spain's been condemned by right-wing politicians in Europe and the United States. Is the criticism about border management or is it politics?
 
In this episode: 
 
 • Anna Terron Cusi - Spain’s former Secretary of State for Immigration and Emigration, who's now a Senior Fellow at the Migration Policy Institute.
 • Daniel Gros - Director of the Institute for European Policymaking at Bocconi University and an Advisor to the EU parliament. 
 • Deborah Fleischaker - Former Acting Chief of Staff at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), who's now a Senior Advisor for Immigration Policy and Strategy at UnidosUS. 
 
Host: Anna Burns-Francis
 
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Why did thousands of migrants cross into Spain's Ceuta?

FIFA is facing a growing backlash after its proposal to sell a stake in its top events. Europe's governing body UEFA has threatened to boycott the World Cup if this plan goes ahead. So, does FIFA need private investment?
 
In this episode: 
 
 • Chris Brady, Football finance expert and Chief Intelligence Officer for the Sportsology Group 
 • Bassirou Sakho, FIFA-licensed football agent and professor in the sports department at the Sorbonne University 
 • Keir Radnedge, Football journalist covering politics and business and a former Editor of World Soccer magazine
 
Host: Scott McLean
 
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Does FIFA need private investment?

Anger in Iraq after Saudi Arabia attacked an umbrella paramilitary group with ties to Iran. Riyadh accuses the Popular Mobilization Forces of targeting its oil facilities. As the US-Iran war drags on, what are the risks of the conflict spreading?
 
In this episode: 
 
 • Ahmed Rushdi, Head of the House of Iraqi Expertise Foundation, a policy think-tank and research organisation
 • Ahmed Al Maimouni, Head of Research at the Rasanah International Institute of Iranian Studies
 • And Muhanad Seloom, Assistant Professor in Critical Security Studies at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies
 
Host: James Bays
 
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Will Saudi Arabia be dragged further into the war in Iran?

Artificial intelligence is the tech revolution of our times. But more than 100 countries are falling way behind those leading the AI surge and are losing out. That's what the UN General Assembly will hear this week. So what's the risk of a digital divide in AI? 
 
In this episode: 
 
 • Rahul Dogra, Founder, A.I. World Today. 
 • Atoosa Kasirzadeh, Assistant Professor, Carnegie Mellon University.
 • Ramesh Srinivasan, Professor, Department of Information Studies, UCLA.
 
Host: Bernard Smith
 
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Why are so many countries falling behind on AI?

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