Guy de Launey

In this insightful discussion, Myriam Zumbühl, a cultural storyteller, and Juliet Linley, a global affairs analyst, explore the nuances of culinary practices and ethical storytelling through Sebastiao Salgado's lens. Guy De Launey brings a deep dive into political unrest in the Balkans, highlighting Belgrade's redevelopment controversies. They share personal tales of travel through Portugal and Italy's food culture, offering a delicious blend of humor, creativity, and cultural comparisons that reveal the rich tapestry of European experiences.

Featuring Guy De Launey, Balkans correspondent reporting from Slovenia; Inzamam Rashid, Gulf correspondent on the Oman border; Marta Lorimer, Cardiff politics lecturer; and Vincent McAviney, international affairs journalist. They tackle Mark Carney’s values-and-sovereignty pivot and Nordic ties. On-the-ground Gulf security, Iran’s strikes and shipping risks. Balkan tourism shifts, Croatia’s conscription and Serbia’s east-west balancing.

Eemeli Isoaho, Program Coordinator for Peace Mediation at ETH Zurich, dives into conflict resolution strategies. Rob Cox, CEO of Frontward Strategic Communications, analyzes the chaotic political landscapes in Ukraine and the Middle East. Guy de Launey shares on-ground realities from the Balkans, navigating the region's social and economic challenges. Andrew Tuck reflects on how current events intersect with cultural narratives, bringing humor to serious discussions, from the Pope's health to fashion week dynamics.