Dr. Paikiasothy Sarvanamuttu speaks to us on whether Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe can get Sri Lanka out of its current economic and political mess

Ravi Velloor speaks to us on Bongbong Marcos’ prospective political practice and foreign policy vis-à-vis China and the U.S.

Ananth Krishnan speaks to us on what does John Lee’s term mean for the future of civil liberties in Hong Kong and what’s the mood like in the city in the year of the 25th handover anniversary.

Niju Vijayan speaks to us on the future of the semiconductor industry, and lessons it can learn from past efforts

Rahul Bedi speaks to us whether a retired chief can be appointed a Chief of Defence Staff and will the post created with much fanfare go to either the serving Air Force or Navy chief

Patricia Mukhim speaks to us on the causes of Assam border disputes with Meghalaya and Arunachal, and whether the Assam-Meghalaya agreement can serve as a template for resolving all the other border disputes in the North-East.

Apar Gupta speaks to us on whether Elon Musk can do a good job of managing a politically sensitive platform like Twitter

Devinder Sharma speaks to us on the challenges for wheat procurement, and whether exports will impinge in any way on India’s food security

Javed Ansari speaks to us on how is Prashant Kishore important to help parties to win the elections and the business of how elections in the country are being conducted.

Stanly Johny speaks to us on where Ukraine and Russia stand after two months of fighting, and whether their stakes have changed

Nilanjan Mukhopadyay speaks to us on the RSS concept of Akhand Bharat and what does the RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's comment on Akhand Bharat mean

Dr Soumitra Pathare speaks to us about the mental health of defence personnel, the possible reasons behind suicides and fratricides and what steps can be taken to help tackle this issue.

Ananth Krishnan speaks to us on Shanghai’s rising COVID-19 cases and how China is likely to respond to the growing crisis

Dr. V. Sridhar speaks to us on the TRAI’s latest recommendation and whether the prices are low enough for an industry that has been plagued by financial woes for a while now.

Sharat Sabharwal speaks to us on the future of India-Pakistan relations and the challenges facing Pakistan’s new Prime Minister on this front

Dr. Maya John speaks to us on the UGC’s decision to allow students to simultaneously pursue two full-time academic courses in physical mode

Vaiju Naravane speaks to us on the upcoming French Presidential elections and possible implications of the outcome for Europe

Dr. Atul Bhardwaj speaks to us on the relationship between India and Washington in light of the Russia-Ukraine crisis

Arunabha Ghosh speaks to us on the latest climate report by the IPCC and what the world need to do about the buffer against climate change.

Fahd Husain speaks to us on the recent events that have dominated Pakistan’s politics, and what we can expect in the days to come

D.B. Venkatesh Verma speaks to us on how the war is upending geopolitics, and the impact on India-Russia ties.

Suresh Seshadri speaks to us on the financial rationale behind the merger, and how the companies benefit from this deal

Murtaza Solangi speaks to us on Pakistan’s ongoing political crisis and the Supreme Court’s decision on taking a suo motu notice of the situation.

Dr Akhil C Banerjea speaks to us on the rare mutation that naturally blocks HIV from entering cells and does the mRNA platform, first used for a COVID-19 vaccine, offer hope.

Apar Gupta speaks to us on whether India needs a Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill, and how the Bill fares against constitutional norms