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Apr 15, 2025

The Trump effect

Impact of US policy on the rest of the world

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Oct 28, 2024

Mueller’s legacy

The Mueller investigation and its bearing on rule of law in the US

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Oct 31, 2023

American democracy in jeopardy: Trump on trial

This podcast discusses these issues and assesses the impact of Trump's legal troubles on his support base, ultimately asking what this means for American democracy.

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Sep 21, 2020

Podcast: The US presidential election in November presents an opportunity to take stock of the last four years and the Trump administration, which many agree has been characterised by a destructive approach to the international liberal order. In this podcast, foreign affairs experts Charlene Barshefsky, John Bellinger and Richard Haass give their views on how the United States should reengage and rebuild in 2021.

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Sep 10, 2019

Trump and international relations

Podcast: Growing tensions between the world's major powers present new dangers to the global order and the rule of law, says leading American diplomat Richard Haass. Speaking exclusively to IBA Global Insight, the President of the Council on Foreign Relations assesses the fault lines in international affairs and the Trump's administration's disruptive approach to diplomacy.

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Jun 18, 2019

America and the world order

Podcast: This podcast considers America’s disengagement and the threat to international law and the shared system of global governance. America’s retreat from world affairs is causing lasting damage to the global rules-based order. President Trump has pledged to withdraw the US from the Paris climate change agreement, as well as pulling out of international trade deals and the UN Human Rights Council. Assessing the challenges are John Bellinger and Harold Koh

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Feb 18, 2019

America's border crisis

Podcast: President Trump's controversial 'asylum ban' and his relentless push to build a wall are part of an increasingly hostile policy towards immigration that threatens to undermine fundamental rights. The President's asylum ban on those crossing the US-Mexico border, imposed in November 2018, was temporarily blocked after a legal challenge. The US Supreme Court also ruled against the ban.

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Nov 19, 2018

Democracy in crisis

Podcast: The wave of popular discontent that led to the Brexit vote in the UK and the election of Donald Trump as US President is fast becoming a full-blown crisis in democracy and the rule of law. With populist leaders worldwide gaining a grip on power, this podcast considers the challenges facing traditional systems and legal institutions, and the importance of checks and balances to preserve democratic values.

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Oct 01, 2018

Climate change: a tipping point

UN Special Envoy Mary Robinson, former US Vice-President Al Gore and the former President of the Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed, outline their climate justice hopes for the UN COP21 climate talks.

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Sep 12, 2018

Toxic debate threatens rule of law

Podcast: With the Trump Presidency engulfed in turmoil, the increasingly toxic nature of political debate is threatening democracy and the rule of law. In this podcast, former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, Carla Hills, the 10th US Trade Representative, and Judge Thomas Griffith of the US Court of Appeals, assess the loss of compromise, collaboration and civility. In conversation with the IBA’s US Correspondent, Michael Goldhaber, they argue that breaking norms and the debasement of political dis

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Jun 14, 2018

The fragmentation of the West - William Hague

The threats facing Western unity and democracy worldwide are nearing crisis point, says former UK Foreign Secretary William Hague. Speaking exclusively to IBA Global Insight, Lord Hague describes the fragmentation of the West as ‘the most alarming single fact about world affairs at the moment’.

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Mar 29, 2018

North Korea - resolving the nuclear crisis

Podcast: With mounting diplomatic activity ahead of an unprecedented summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and US President Donald Trump, this podcast considers the path to resolving the nuclear crisis on the Korean peninsula.

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Jan 17, 2018

Russiagate and the Clinton emails

Podcast: Russiagate and the Clinton emails Julian Assange, the founder and editor-in-chief of Wikileaks, is no stranger to controversy. The technology platform shot to prominence in 2010 with the diplomatic cables, widely viewed as a watershed for accountability and human rights. More recently, Hillary Clinton described Assange as a 'tool of Russian intelligence' following her electoral defeat to Donald Trump.

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Nov 06, 2017

Podcast: US-China trade

Podcast: Former US Trade Representative Michael Froman assesses America’s world trade priorities and the growing influence of China. Froman considers the trading void in the Asia-Pacific following the US withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the priorities of the Trump Administration. He also analyses the investment future of Europe and the UK in light of Brexit. Froman served from 2013-2017 under President Barack Obama.

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Sep 25, 2017

Should lawyers speak out on the rule of law?

Many in the global legal profession are concerned that recent words and actions by President Donald Trump in the United States – including the highly controversial travel ban, attacks on the judiciary and plans to scrap legal aid funding – are undermining the principles of international law. So do lawyers have an obligation to speak out about upholding the rule of law and set an example of respect, civility and integrity?

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Mar 27, 2017

Trump White House contact with Justice Department breaches ethical rules

Podcast - Trump White House contact with Justice Department breaches ethical rules ‘Russiagate’ – the alleged ties between Russia and the Trump presidential campaign – has prompted growing scrutiny of improper political influence in the United States justice system.

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Mar 08, 2017

President Trump plans to scrap US civil legal aid funding

Podcast - President Trump proposes devastating cuts to US civil legal aid In his first draft budget since taking office, US President Donald Trump plans to scrap funding for civil legal aid. The Legal Services Corporation (LSC) would see its current funding of $375m cut to zero.

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Feb 21, 2017

President Trump and executive power

Podcast - President Trump & Executive Power. The President's controversial use of executive orders goes too far, says former Deputy Assistant US Attorney General, John Yoo, in this exclusive interview.

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Feb 10, 2017

Turkey and the rule of law

Podcast assessing the Turkish Government’s response to the failed coup of July 2016 and the serious consequences for the rule of law and #humanrights.

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Dec 08, 2016

Populism and climate justice

Following UK’s Brexit vote and the actions of the Trump administration, Mary Robinson outlines her concerns over the rise of populism and the implications for climate justice.

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Nov 11, 2016

President Trump and human rights

David Scheffer, Juan Mendez and Cori Crider express their concerns over what a Trump Presidency could mean for #human rights and rule of law.

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