Special Interview Show with Bill Hing
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by Seton Hall University
2M ago
This week of The Global Current, one of the Executive Board members, Nadia Chernoff, interviews Bill Hing. Dr. Hing is a distinguished immigration attorney, professor, and founder of the Immigrant Legal Resource Center, known for his landmark advocacy, including a case argued before the U.S. Supreme Court. He recently authored “Humanizing Immigration: How to Transform Our Racist and Unjust System” about practicing and teaching immigration law while delving into the histories of different migrations to the United States.  This episode was brought to you thanks to Executive Producer Juliana ..read more
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Borders & Barriers: The European Citizenship Conundrum
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by Seton Hall University
2M ago
Word has come from European Union leaders that many countries are looking to tighten their border policies to keep unwanted immigrants from entering various countries. Immigration has been an increasingly hot topic within the EU since 2015 when immigration levels spiked regarding the war in Syria and has recently reentered the mainstream following a shooting in Brussels, which brings us to the questions of how we got here, and where we may be going next?   This episode was brought to you thanks to Executive Producer Bobby Kile, Associate Producers Kasia Kostraba and Juliana Mori, Host Tri ..read more
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Winter is Coming: Europe Prepares for Energy Shortages
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by Seton Hall University
2M ago
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has upset long-standing geopolitical trends and the balance of global politics in many different ways. One thing it has revealed is the precarious energy situation that most of Europe face as Russia cuts off its shipments of oil through the pipelines to the rest of the continent. European nations now face soaring energy prices as winter looms and people struggle to heat their homes. This all leads us to the question of how we got here and what could happen next? This episode was brought to you thanks to Executive Producer - Jasmine De Leon, Associate Producers ..read more
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From Polls to Power: What Trump's Election Means for the World
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by Seton Hall University
2M ago
This week of The Global Current we covered the recent election, focusing on the international and domestic policies that Trump will enact when president. Our analysts Benjamin Barry and Willem Akian discussed this issue. We focused on how this new election will affect the economy, international relations, and societal issues. The news briefer, Melanie Mc Nally, talked about India’s capital toxic crisis, Pope Francis investigating genocide in Gaza, and Spain being struck by flash floods. Catch you on the waves next week!    This episode was brought to you thanks to Executive Producer ..read more
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Cracks in Power: ICC Investigates Philippine Leadership
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by Seton Hall University
3M ago
This week of The Global Current we covered the ICC’s case against previous Philippines President Duterte. Our analysts Riely Gonzalez and  Neve Walker discussed this issue. In this episode, our analysts discussed the case itself and the war on drugs, especially the topic of drug trafficking. The news briefer, Ashley Skladany, talked about a car accident killing 35 in China, an Israeli airstrike killing 31, Bangladesh asking Interpol for help ousting their Prime Minister, and Costa Rica bestowing the highest diplomatic honor on the El Salvadoran President. Catch you on the waves next week ..read more
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Bytes and Wrongs: The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
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by Seton Hall University
3M ago
This week of The Global Current we discussed the ethics behind using Artificial Intelligence, and the complications that may arise from it. Our analysts Riely Gonzalez and Willem Akian discussed this issue. From AI use in schools, legal spaces, and art, the ethics behind can be quite complicated, and our analysts looked at both sides of the story. The news briefer, Juliana Mori, talked about floods in Spain leaving devastation and death, Bolivian unrest over Evo Morales, and crimes against humanity in the Philippines. Catch you on the waves next week!    This episode was brought to y ..read more
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Tale of Two Sides: Policy Analysis of the U.S. Presidential Candidates
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by Seton Hall University
3M ago
This week of The Global Current we compared and contrasted policies from the two major party candidates of the United States. Our analysts Isabella Laor and Ava Lynch discussed this issue. Both analysts discussed the Trump-Vance and Harris-Walz campaign in detail and the policies that they are planning to implement, such as policies regarding immigration, the economy, and reproductive healthcare. The news briefer, Benjamin Bary, talked about the Moldovan election, railroad development in Tanzania, gang violence in Haiti, and the BRICS Summit in Russia. Catch you on the waves next week!  T ..read more
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Special Interview Show with Professor W. King Mott
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by Seton Hall University
3M ago
This week of The Global Current our Associate Producer, Amelia Wysoczanski, interviewed a special guest, Professor W. King Mott on his published article “Queer Politics: Re-Shaping the Politics of Church and State”. We covered a range of topics, such as queer politics in the Catholic Church, and queer activism’s effect in Eastern Europe countries. The article is available online, and you can read it here: https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1444/13/7/663 This episode was brought to you thanks to Executive Producer Juliana Mori, Associate Producers Neve Walker and Amelia Wysoczanski, Host Trisha Ballion ..read more
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Conflict Takeover: Recap on Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Hamas
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by Seton Hall University
4M ago
This week of The Global Current we covered the Israel-Palestine and Russia-Ukraine conflicts. Our analysts Liam Page and Matthew Malchiodi discussed this issue. Each analyst focused on the individual conflict and gave a synopsis of the conflict, a brief history, and where the conflict might be heading. Along with this, an analyst discussed how third-party countries, like Iran and Lebanon, are involved in the war in Gaza. Catch you on the waves next week!    This episode was brought to you thanks to Executive Producer Juliana Mori, Associate Producers Neve Walker and Amelia Wysoczansk ..read more
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De-Scramble of Africa? European Leaders Address Colonialism
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by Seton Hall University
4M ago
Recently, European countries' leaders have been making unforeseen steps to acknowledge their history of colonization, particularly in Africa. Some leaders have made public statements, and others have arranged trips throughout the continent to express their sentiments, putting conversations about reparations at the forefront of international politics. This has raised questions regarding the impacts of European colonialism in Africa and its legacy, which brings us to ask how we got here, and where we may be heading next.   This episode was brought to you thanks to Executive Producer Bobby K ..read more
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