Stanley Johny speaks to us on the objectives behind the American president’s West Asia visit, and the possible deals and agreements that were discussed during the tour.

P.D.T. Achary speaks to us on the impact of categorizing regular words as unparliamentary, and how that will affect the rights of the members..

Alok Prasanna speaks to us on the legal elements of Twitter’s petition against the government over content-blocking orders, and ways of approaching content moderation.

Dr. Parthasarathi Mukhopadhyay speaks to us on how climate change is affecting the production of alternate sources of energy, and how the industry can handle this crisis properly.

Maya Menon speaks to us on the changes proposed by the MoEFCC to the laws governing environmental protection and pollution, and the effect of decriminalizing minor violations.

Amal Jayasinghe speaks to us on the resignation of the President and Prime Minister of Sri Lanka, and who will take over the government following the recent historic protests in the country.

Dr Maya John speaks to us on the DU’s omission of English from credit courses under UGCF, and how that has affected several teaches as well as students alike.

Andrew Whitehead speaks to us on the reasons that led to the recent resignation of UK Prime Minister, and the actions that will follow this move.

Stanly Johny speaks to us on what Turkey wants from Sweden and Finland with regard to their NATO membership

G. Padmanabhan speaks to us on the reasoning behind the new RBI circular that prohibits non-bank PPIs from loading credit lines, and understanding the issue from the regulator’s perspective.

T C A Raghavan speaks to us on the current relationship between India and Pakistan 50 years after the Simla agreement, and on the idea of re-opening formal dialogue between the neighboring countries.

Meera Srinivasan speaks to us on the current economic situation in Sri Lanka, and how the recent visit by the IMF will impact the crisis.

Stanly Johny speaks to us on the Russia-Ukraine crisis, and how the recent fall of Severodonetsk has impacted the lasting war

Kanchi Kohli speaks to us on Environment Performance Index and how valid are the government’s claims that its metrics are biased and unfair to India

N Sudarshan speaks to us on the controversy surrounding Wimbledon this year, and whether that has affected the players that are likely to claim the title

Kanwal Sibal speaks to us on President Macron’s next move after missing a parliamentary majority

Ajai Shukla speaks to us on the protest against Agnipath scheme and is Agnipath, as the scheme is called, basically a cost-cutting measure from the Government

Vijay Lokapally speaks to us on the working of IPL auction for media rights and how is IPL able to generate such a huge valuation.

Ananth Narayan speaks to us on the weakening of rupee and RBI’s subsequent balancing act in controlling imported inflation

Andrew Whitehad speaks to us on Boris Johnson’s future as the Prime Minister of Britain and the issues that make him unpopular

Preethi Ramamoorthy speaks to us on Rafael Nadal’s record-breaking wins, his chronic injuries, and his prospects in the coming months, especially at Wimbledon

Dr. Charles Worringham speaks to us on the alternatives to ethanol and the path that India should adopt to satisfy its energy needs

Dr Maya John speaks to us on CUET, why has the UGC come up with this examination and will it make higher education even more out of reach for the underprivileged.

Kapil Kak speaks to us on where things stand presently in the Kashmir Valley as minorities flee and terrorist killings continue

Francisco D’Souza speaks to us on attrition cycles in the IT industry and how companies can treat talent creatively