Reshaping Multilateralism

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  • by Nexus25 | Dive into the interconnected challenges of food, climate, migration, energy and security that governments and the international community face with Reshaping Multilateralism, a podcast series brought to you by the experts at Nexus25 project, an initiative of the Istituto Affari Internazionali and Center for Climate and Security, and funded by Stiftung Mercator. Join us as we travel to events like the Munich Security Conference and COP, and to communities on the frontlines of climate change like the Sahel and Southeast Asia. There, we’ll engage in candid conversations with scholars, policymakers and experts, dissecting the complex crises that will define the global landscape for years to come. Subscribe now, visit www.nexus25.org, and stay tuned for insider analysis by experts and local leaders on food security, climate finance, the future of multilateralism and more.
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Episodes
  • The Biden Administration's Climate Policy (For Now)

    The Biden Administration's Climate Policy (For Now)
    Sep 26 2024
    by Nexus25 | In this episode, Nexus25 co-lead Erin Sikorsky takes listeners to the United States, where policymakers are gearing up for a make-or-break autumn. Erin, along with two guests from across the U.S. government, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Iris Ferguson and Senior Deputy Assistant to the Administrator Laura Pavlovic, discuss the national security risks of climate change, their reflections on the past four years, and how they are addressing climate pain points this fall. Subscribe now, visit www.nexus25.org, and stay tuned for insider analysis from global experts on global security, climate finance, the future of multilateralism, and more.
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    41 mins
  • Europe's Climate Inflection Point

    Europe's Climate Inflection Point
    Jul 25 2024
    by Nexus25 | In this episode, Nexus25 co-lead Nathalie Tocci takes listeners back to Europe to debrief the European Parliament elections. After a spring of protests from farmers, political uncertainty, and green backlash, the centrist majority managed to maintain control - but gains from the far-right and stunning decimations of the Greens across the continent are cause for concern. Nathalie and this week’s guests discuss what these elections could mean for the EU’s foreign policy, climate ambitions, and international leadership, as well as their perspectives on the critical national elections still to come. Subscribe now, visit www.nexus25.org, and stay tuned for insider analysis from global experts on global security, climate finance, the future of multilateralism and more.
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    47 mins
  • If a Village Floods in South Asia, Who Listens?

    If a Village Floods in South Asia, Who Listens?
    May 30 2024
    by Nexus25 | In this episode, Nexus25 contributor Thin Lei Win takes listeners to the world’s most populous - and climate-vulnerable - region: South Asia. From erratic monsoon seasons in India to tropical cyclones in the Philippines, policymakers and local populations alike are on the frontlines of climate change, grappling with extreme impacts of climate change on their livelihoods, agriculture, and security. Thin and this episode’s guests from the region discuss regional nexus dynamics, opportunities for policy leadership, needed reforms to unlock climate finance, geopolitics and more - all in the hopes of catalyzing greater climate resilience in the region.
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    30 mins

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