Robbie SuttonSep 23, 20227 minDebts and Downfalls: Sri LankaSri Lanka's new President has to navigate a divided parliament, international debtors, and a population still clamouring for change.
The Red Line Sep 1, 20221 minFlashpoint Pakistan: A Worsening Crisis - Twitter Space PanelIn the middle of the country's worst floods and the political turmoil in Islamabad, Pakistan is approaching a crucial crossroads.
The Red Line Aug 5, 20221 minWhat Pelosi's Visit to Taiwan Means for US-China PolicyWith Nancy Pelosi travelling to Taiwan, it seems the tension between Washington and Beijing has once again ratcheted to a new level.
Robbie SuttonJul 13, 20229 minProtracted People’s Warfare: Enduring Insurgency in the PhilippinesSince the modern Philippine state was born in 1946, the archipelagic nation has experienced unrest, insurgency and at times revolution.
The Red Line Jun 13, 20224 minEpisode 71. The New Arms Race for the Indian OceanEighty per cent of the world's trade will pass through the Indian Ocean. Which regional power has the momentum to secure this crucial area?
Robbie SuttonMay 9, 20228 minCrisis in Sri Lanka: Gotabaya’s Debts Come DueSri Lanka has been experiencing deepening economic crisis since 2020, generating considerable political unrest aimed at President Rajapaksa.
The Red Line Apr 24, 20221 minPakistan in Political Crisis: Live Twitter Space PanelPakistan is in the middle of a huge political crisis, with Imran Khan being forced out of power. Where does the country go from here?
The Red Line Mar 6, 20224 minEpisode 64. Bougainville, Papua New Guinea and the Battle for MelanesiaThe world's soon to be newest nation Bougainville is stepping out onto the world stage, geopolitically complicating its region.
Daniela ŽuvelaJan 10, 20223 minEpisode 60. How Terrorist Groups are FundedCausing international chaos has never been cheaper or easier, with terrorist groups able to gather funding and recruits across the world.