ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Welcome to our third episode of the UNscripted podcast. In this episode, Oscar sits down with leading environmental politics researcher Professor Anthony Burke to explore what anthropogenic climate change means for Australia, global rising militarism, the change the melting icecaps will have on geopolitics and more. We hope you enjoy.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Welcome to our second episode of the UNscripted podcast.
Today we are joined by Ishita Gupta, a UNSW alumni who is currently making headway in San Francisco working on the front lines of the artificial intelligence renaissance / fin de siècle.
In this episode we will talk about the current landsc…
Enjoy the first UN scripted episode for 2026.
Your hosts Oscar Tentij and Aarchi Gupta talk to Kimmy Kwok about all things social media, ai, Iran and everything in between. Hope you enjoy :)
This episode was recorded on the unceded territory of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation and we would …
In this week's episode, Oscar sits down with Dr. Guanyi Pan, an International Relations lecturer at UNSW. Throughout the interview, the two discuss modern China, Australia's changing role in the Indo-Pacific, the pressing issue of a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan, and contemporary Russia-Chin…
Introducing all the wonderful people who make the UNSW United Nations Society possible!!
Disclaimer: This episode was recorded over a few weeks and so not all information present is up to date.
This episode was recorded on UNSW’s Kensington campus, the unceded territory of the Bedegal people and we…
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