Explore Top Global Politics Podcasts: Your Guide to Understanding World Affairs

Diving deep into the intricate world of foreign policy, "Pod Save the World" is hosted by Tommy Vietor, who brings significant experience from his time with President Obama’s National Security Council, alongside Ben Rhodes. This dynamic duo offers listeners an in-depth look at global developments, dissecting them with precision and clarity. Their episodes promise a backstage pass to the world’s most crucial diplomatic negotiations and decisions. New episodes are available every Wednesday, and for those hungry for more, an ad-free experience is available for Friends of the Pod members.

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Brought to you by the Council on Foreign Relations, "The World Next Week" is essential listening for anyone interested in what the immediate future holds for global affairs. This podcast offers a succinct preview of the coming week’s events across the world, shedding light on their potential impact and context. This expertly curated content provides foresight and prepares listeners to anticipate key international developments.

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This podcast from "The Economist" explores pivotal questions with notable newsmakers, hosted by the insightful Anne McElvoy. "The Economist Asks" is a stimulating blend of interview and debate, where a singular question unfolds into a lively and enlightening discussion. This weekly engagement offers a wellspring of knowledge tailored for those keen on understanding the subtleties of global issues and decisions that resonate across borders.

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Curated by Jonathan Tepperman, the Editor in Chief at Foreign Policy, "Foreign Policy Playlist" brings listeners on an auditory journey around the globe. Each week, Tepperman introduces a new podcast that promises compelling stories, expert interviews, and incisive analysis. This curated collection ensures listeners can cut through the overwhelming plethora of podcasts to discover the finest content in international affairs. Occasionally, it features captivating audio straight from the Foreign Policy newsroom, adding an extra layer of depth and authenticity.

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