What, So What, Now What

Mychailo Wynnyckyj, Associate Professor at Kyiv-Mohyla Business School and Higher Education Consultant, joins us live from Kyiv

As Russia moves its military into the Ukraine, international security expert Mick Mulroy from the Lobo Institute gives us his analysis on what it means and what comes next.

Mick Mulroy from the Lobo Institute joins us to discuss the death of ISIS Commander Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi and security implications going ahead.

On the eve of the Beijing Olympics, China expert Tiff Roberts discusses what is at stake for China and it’s place on the world stage.

One year after a military coup deposed Nobel Peace Prize winner and leader of Myanmar, Aung San Suu Kyi, the country remains at loggerheads. Long-time Myanmar expert, David Mathieson updates on the situation there and prospects going ahead.

GPS gets you beyond the headlines on today's international security issues.  In this episode, Chris and Mick discuss what Russia and NATO's calculation is on the Ukraine.  Then they shift to talks between the West and the Taliban in Oslo, asking what either side can actually deliver.

Former US Ambassador to Kazakhstan, Kenneth Fairfax, discusses the unrest in Kazakhstan and the deployment of Russian-led peacekeepers.

Rosalie Carter a University of Montana International Development Studies student, brings us up to speed on the nexus between climate and migration.

University of Montana International Development Studies student Rosalie Carter joins us to talk about the end of the twenty-year US intervention in Afghanistan.

Economist Joanna Shelton joins us just in time for the Holidays, to talk about the global supply chain.

University of Montana International Development Studies student Isabella Chambers gives us the run down on 21st Century Money: Dollars to Digital Currencies.

University of Montana International Development Studies student Isabella Chambers discusses CDC and the Global Health Agenda.

International Development Studies, University of Montana student Hope Sampson gives us insight into insecurity in China.

University of Montana International Development Studies student Hope Sampson joins us to explain the human-centered agenda to the future of  work.

Michael Klein from the Fletcher School at Tufts University and EconoFact (econofact.org) considers today’s headlines on increasing inflation and its impact on the US and the world.

Dr Donna Anderson, Executive Director of the Global Engagement Office at  the University of Montana discusses the future of international higher  education.

Multilateral affairs expert and Sudanese citizen Rania Dagash helps us understand what is happening in Sudan and why it matters to us.

Dr Udo Fluck discusses the outcomes of the German elections, coalition building and why this matters to America.

Shihoko Goto from the Wilson Center unpacks "The Quad" Australia,  India, Japan and the US, and what it means for Indo-Pacific relations.

Montana World Trade Center ED Brigitta Miranda-Freer joins us to discuss the re-establishment of the Montana-Taiwan Trade office in Taipei and what that means for Montana businesses.

Author and China expert Dexter "Tiff" Roberts shares his views on saber rattling in the China/Taiwan Strait. 

Paula Zamorano Osoria from Survival International shares her perspective on indigenous rights in Brazil.

Dr Karen Adams from the University of Montana helps us make sense of the annual "UN  General Assembly" and why it matters to us.