FPRI Radio
FPRI Radio is a podcast dedicated to topical discussions between members of the FPRI staff and leading experts on current events relating to and affecting world affairs in the diplomatic, informational, military, and economic domains. These conversations generally range from between 15 and 45 minutes in duration.
China’s Emerging Role in the Asia-Pacific and Beyond
April 3, 2018 · Toshi Yoshihara
Before joining CSBA, Toshi Yoshihara held the John A. van Beuren Chair of Asia-Pacific Studies at the U.S. Naval War College where he taught strategy for over a decade. Yoshihara has ...
Life After the Caliphate
March 15, 2018 · Tally Helfont
Although most of ISIS’s territory has been wrested from its control, the threat posed by this terrorist organization and by competing jihadi actors has not diminished. How will ...
Assessing Trump’s Trip to Asia
November 17, 2017 · June Teufel Dreyer
President Donald Trump recently completed a 12-day trip to Asia, with stops in Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam, and the Philippines, and including attendance at the Asia Pacific Economic ...
Europe’s Voters Have Spoken…But What Did They Say?
September 28, 2017 · Hajnalka Vincze
The German elections on 24 September marked the end of a year and a half of major elections and referenda across the Continent. As the dust settles, Europeans and ...
The “Deep State” of Intelligence?
May 22, 2017 · Michael P. Noonan
In this episode of FPRI Radio, host Michael Noonan is joined in conversation with FPRI Senior Fellow Nada Bakos to discuss the U.S. intelligence apparatus, bureaucracy, and the current ...
Violence, Non-State Actors, and Turmoil in the Middle East
May 15, 2017 · Tally Helfont
From the breakdown of states to the exploitation of the ensuing power vacuum by violent non-state actors, there are numerous pressing issues currently facing the Middle East and North ...
Venezuela in Crisis
May 1, 2017 · Vanessa NeumannAs President Nicolás Maduro relies on increasingly repressive means to preserve the regime he inherited from the late Hugo Chávez, Venezuela has descended into an existential economic, social, and ...
France Votes, the World Watches
April 20, 2017 · Ronald J. GranieriFrench voters go to the polls on April 23 in the first round of a presidential election that may upend European politics. Populist nationalist Marine Le Pen hopes to ...
Online Nationalism in China
March 27, 2017 · Guobin YangPopular opinion in Chinese cyberspace—the postings of China’s “netizens”—are often ardently nationalist. Are nationalist voices online representative of broader public opinion in China? How much does such popular nationalism, ...
A Bull in the China Shop? Asia Policy in the Age of Trump
February 23, 2017 · Trudy RubinPhiladelphia Inquirer Worldview columnist Trudy Rubin (back from a pre-inauguration trip to Beijing, Shanghai, Taipei and Hong Kong) and FPRI Asia Program Director Jacques deLisle discuss U.S. policy toward ...
