David Wessel speaks to us on the objectives of fixing a Russian oil price cap, and gives perspectives on how it will affect different countries.

Kavitha Kuruganti speaks to us on the opposition of GM mustard crops by farmers and environmentalists, and the socioeconomic ramifications of these crops.

Kavitha Kuruganti speaks to us on the history and nature of Genetically Modified Mustard in India, and the issues surrounding the GEAC approval.

Owen Bennett-Jones speaks to us on the recent assassination attempt on former Pakistani Prime Minister, and what that means for the country’s political situation.

Varun Sahni speaks to us on the election of Lula da Silva as Brazil’s new President, and if he will unite the divided nation.

Meet Ashar speaks to us on whether the Bombay High Court's recent directive will solve or worsen the problem of street dogs

Poornima Prabhakaran speaks to us on an India factsheet based on the lancet report, and the impact of increased warming and climate change on our health.

Pawan Mulukutla speaks to us on the challenges in implementing the government’s Battery Swapping policy, and the experiences of other countries with a battery swapping ecosystem.

T C A Raghavan speaks to us on how Imran Khan’s disqualification affects the country’s politics, and if it can be compared to the disqualification of prime minister Nawaz Sherif in 2017.

Andrew Whitehead speaks to us on Britain’s first Prime Minister of Asian origin, and the major challenges that await him and the country in the near future.

Ananth Krishnan speaks to us on the key takeaways from the party Congress, and what Xi Jinping obtaining a third term as Chinese President means for the rest of the world.

Nakul Pasricha speaks to us on the manufacture and supply of drugs in the India, and the recent global warning about the cough syrups manufactured in the country that were declared unsafe by the WHO.

Amol Karhadkar speaks to us on what fans can expect from the ICC T20 world cup, and what the chances are for the Indian team to win the tournament.

Andrew Whitehead speaks to us on the resignation of British Prime Minister Liz truss, and what the future holds for British politics.

Sandeep Phukan speaks to us on what difference the new president will bring to the Indian National Congress, and the important challenges that he will face.

Dr Dipa Sinha speaks to us on the methodologies of the Global Hunger Index, and if India’s reaction to the report is justified.

Dr. Niranjan Rajadhyaksha speaks to us on the Finance Minister’s appeal to increase private investments in the country, and if there are concerns from the government’s side.

Dr. Atul Mishra speaks to us on the controversy around Josep Borell’s speech at the European Diplomatic Academy, and what his remarks mean for the rest of the world.

Rajani Sinha speaks to us on RBI's recent norms on banks having to hedge against foreign currency exchange rate risk, and what the trigger for the move is.

In this bonus episode, we have an episode of The Hindu’s Data Point podcast where Sonnikka Loganathan from The Hindu’s Data tea is in conversation with Dipa Sinha and Sylvia Karpagam on what is being served in the mid day meals in schools.

Ananth Krishnan speaks to us on the importance of the 20th Chinese Communist Party Congress to the world, and how China’s zero covid policy changed the country.

Syed Akbaruddin speaks to us on if India’s abstention from voting on China’s Human Rights situation was appropriate, and how other countries voted on the UNHRC draft decision.

Rohit Azad speaks to us on the current global economic status, and touches upon the specific economic stress in major countries.

Pulkit Pandey speaks to us on the future of 5G telecom technology, and how India’s own 5G core will be compared to the international players in the field.

Vivek Kumar speaks to us on how the reserve values have declined due to changes in valuation, and the implications these changes have on the future of the Reserve Bank.