Stanly Johny speaks to us about the Yemen civil war, Saudi Arabia’s new foreign policy and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s next step.

Anita Rampal speaks to us about the National Curriculum Framework 2023 draft, the proposed changes and how it will shape the Indian school system.

Nitya Ramakrishnan speaks to us about what the execution of Atiq and his brother tell us about the state of law and order in Uttar Pradesh, and if the rule of law can be restored.

Dr K Srinath Reddy speaks to us about the rising covid-19 cases, the new sub-variant behind the spread, current efficacy of vaccines and the government’s efforts.

Stanly Johny speaks to us about how Finland and Sweden joining NATO will change Europe's security architecture, and if it is a strategic setback for the Russian President.

Aditya Valiathan Pillai speaks to us about heatwave conditions in India, the wet bulb phenomenon, and CPR’s analysis on heat action plans.

N Ram speaks to us on the implications of the Supreme Court’s judgment on the Malayalam news channel, and what this judgment signals to the press today.

Vipul Mudgal speaks to us about the key findings in Status of Policing in India Report 2023, also talks about the security and privacy concerns of state surveillance.

Dr. Soham D. Bhaduri speaks to us about Rajasthan’s Right to Health Bill, why it sparked protests, and if the Right to Health should extend to the whole country.

Naomi Chandra speaks to us about the 2008 Jaipur serial blasts case and Rajasthan High Court’s decision on the acquittal of the four accused.

Sarasu Esther Thomas speaks to us on the legal discrimination faced by single parents and other non-traditional families, and their struggle against the law for even basic procedures.

Y.B. Sarangi speaks to us about India’s win in the 13th edition of Women's World Boxing Championships and controversies around the event.

Stanly Johny speaks to us about the protests in Israel against the prime minister’s judicial overhaul, and the implications of the proposed judicial changes.

Ramesh Inder Singh speaks to us about the rise of pro-Khalistan propagator Amritpal Singh and the current situation in Punjab.

Maitreyi Mishra speaks to us about if protection of human dignity and elimination of cruelty are compatible with any modes of execution, and if there are more ‘humane’ methods of execution.

Raju Ramachandran speaks to us about Rahul Gandhi’s disqualification from Lok Sabha, the Surat court verdict against him and how the criminal defamation law in India operates.

Rana Banerji speaks to us on the current political situation in Pakistan with regards to postponing elections beyond a constitutionally-mandated period, and what the future holds for the country’s political climate.

Stanly Johny traces the routes of Russia's mercenary group Wagner in the past decade and speaks with us about its role in the Ukraine war.

Dr. Atul Bhardwaj speaks to us on how the International Criminal Court’s warrant for the arrest of Russian president will affect the war in Ukraine, and how this affects international relations.

Raju Ramachandran speaks to us on the three-member panel assigned to appoint Election Commissioners, and the salient features of this constitution bench judgment.

C.P. Chandrasekhar sits with us to talk about the Silicon Valley Bank crisis and whether the financial contagion is likely to spread to India and other countries.

Arvind Narrain speaks to us on the ramifications of the case of legal recognition of same sex marriage in India, and how we are placed in comparison to the rest of the world in this matter.

Kanchi Kohli speaks to us about the High Seas Treaty and how the United Nations agreement will protect marine life in international waters.

Dr. Jabin T. Jacob speaks to us on the meaning behind the trilateral agreement signed by China, Iran and Saudi Arabia, and what this deal signals for Chinese diplomacy.

Biswajit Dhar speaks to us about how the US Federal Reserve’s move will affect the rupee, interest rates, and foreign exchange reserves in India.