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Krisenkritik, Gesellschaftsgespräche, Wissenschaftswissen und vieles Weiteres zu den kleinen und großen Themen dieser Zeit gibt es in diesem Podcast ! :) 

  1. Diplomatie heute & deutsch-honduranische Beziehungen - mit Daniela Vogl

    10.09.2025

    Diplomatie heute & deutsch-honduranische Beziehungen - mit Daniela Vogl

    Diplomatie – was bedeutet sie heute, wer gestaltet sie und wie verändert sie sich im 21. Jahrhundert? In dieser Podcastfolge spreche ich mit Daniela Vogl, der deutschen Botschafterin in Honduras. Gemeinsam werfen wir einen Blick auf die Grundlagen moderner Diplomatie, aktuelle Herausforderungen und die Rolle von Botschaften. Außerdem ordnen wir die Beziehungen zwischen Deutschland und Honduras ein – ein Land in Zentralamerika mit rund 10 Millionen Einwohner:innen, geprägt von faszinierender Natur, aber auch von großen gesellschaftlichen Herausforderungen. Der erste Teil des Interviews widmet sich den Grundlagen der Diplomatie sowie der Arbeit des Auswärtigen Amtes; ab Minute 21:30 rücken Honduras und die bilateralen Beziehungen zwischen Deutschland und Honduras in den Fokus.

    35 Min.
  2. Costa Rica: Sicherer Hafen in einer Krisenregion? - mit Dr. Daniel Mann

    14.04.2025

    Costa Rica: Sicherer Hafen in einer Krisenregion? - mit Dr. Daniel Mann

    Mitten in Zentralamerika liegt Costa Rica – eingerahmt von der Karibik im Osten, dem Pazifik im Westen, Nicaragua im Norden und Panama im Süden. Das Land ist international bekannt für seine beeindruckende Biodiversität, einen stark geförderten Ökotourismus sowie seinen hohen Anteil erneuerbarer Energien an der Energieversorgung. Darüber hinaus gilt Costa Rica oft als sicherer Hafen in einer von Krisen geprägten Region – unter anderem aufgrund einer langen demokratischen Tradition, der Abschaffung des Militärs im Jahr 1949 und des Beitritts zur OECD im Jahr 2021.

    56 Min.
  3. Wildlife & Conservation in South Africa - with John Dyer

    12.02.2025

    Wildlife & Conservation in South Africa - with John Dyer

    The Kruger National Park is one of Africa's largest and most renowned game reserves, spanning nearly 20,000 square kilometers in northeastern South Africa. Established in 1926, it is home to an extraordinary variety of wildlife, including hundreas of bird species, as well as the Big Five: lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos, and buffalo. The park plays a critical role in protecting endangered species, while supporting vital ecosystems. At the same time, wildlife conservation in South Africa faces significant challenges, including habitat loss, poaching, and climate change.  In this episode, together with John Dyer we delve into his insights on wildlife conservation from a local, continental, and global perspective. Dyer is the founder and patron of the Ajubatus Foundation, a leading organization dedicated to wildlife conservation and the protection of endangered species. With a career spanning decades, he also spent 11 years as Chairman of Ulusaba Game Reserve, championing the preservation of Africa’s unique natural heritage. Related sources and contacts (last accessed November 2024) Ajubatus Foundation https://www.ajubatus.co.za Sean@ajubatus.com Conservation in South Africa https://www.britannica.com/place/South-Africa/Conservation Kruger National Park  https://www.sahistory.org.za/place/kruger-national-park

    40 Min.
  4. Work & Labor in South Africa - with Dr. Mosa Phadi

    18.12.2024

    Work & Labor in South Africa - with Dr. Mosa Phadi

    With a youth unemployment rate reaching more than 45% in the first quarter of 2024, South Africa faces a significant challenge: young people are disproportionately affected compared to the national average of 30-35%. Despite the Department of Employment and Labour’s recent establishment of a National Minimum Wage of R27.58 per hour effective from March 2024, many workers remain in precarious jobs, often without social security or stable working conditions. In this episode, we explore the complex landscape of workers' rights in South Africa with Dr. Mosa Phadi, an expert on state formation, Blackness, and class dynamics. Dr. Phadi, a researcher at the Public Affairs Research Institute and accomplished author of numerous articles and book chapters, shares her insights into the lived experiences of South African workers, unpacking the intersection of labor rights, socioeconomic instability, and the fight for fair treatment in the workplace. Related statistics and sources (last accessed November 2024)  Unemployment rates https://www.statssa.gov.za/?p=17266 Minimum wage https://www.ccma.org.za/labourlaws/new-minimum-wage-and-maximum-threshold/#:~:text=The%20Department%20of%20Employment%20and,with%20effect%201%20March%202024. History of migrant labor in South Africa https://www.sahistory.org.za/article/history-migrant-labour-south-africa Timeline of the Marikana Massacre https://www.sahistory.org.za/article/timeline-marikana-massacre-2012-2013 Labor relations and trade unions in South Africa https://www.gov.za/links/labour-relations-0 Precious working conditions in South Africa https://marxistsociology.org/2022/09/reorganizing-the-core-precarity-organizing-and-the-labour-process-in-south-african-manufacturing/

    36 Min.
  5. Violence in South Africa - with Dr. Guy Lamb

    13.12.2024

    Violence in South Africa - with Dr. Guy Lamb

    With a Criminality Score of 7.18, South Africa ranks first out of 13 countries in Southern Africa, third in Africa and seventh worldwide in crime statistics. In this episode, we dive deeper into this topic and talk to Dr. Guy Lamb, a commissioner in South Africa's National Planning Commission and an expert on crime in South Africa. He has also worked with the UN on gun regulation and crime prevention projects.   In this episode, we discuss the topic of crime: what crime means, by whom and how it is committed and against whom it is directed. We also dive into the dimension of inequality, the role of the police and the government, and finally, why South Africa also has a comparatively high resilience score despite its high criminality score.   Related statistics and sources (last accessed November 2024) Organized Crime Index https://ocindex.net/country/south_africa Global Militarization Index https://gmi.bicc.de/#rank@2022 Global Firepower Index https://www.globalfirepower.com/countries-listing.php UNGA Third Committee on hate speech and xenophobia rising https://press.un.org/en/2023/gashc4393.doc.htm ONCHR on xenophobic violence in south Africa https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-releases/2022/07/south-africa-un-experts-condemn-xenophobic-violence-and-racial Report on gun use in South Africa https://gfsa.org.za/news/#

    41 Min.
  6. South Africa´s Foreign Policy - with Prof. Dr. Scarlett Cornelissen

    08.12.2024

    South Africa´s Foreign Policy - with Prof. Dr. Scarlett Cornelissen

    With the phrase “From Pariah to Paragon,” South Africa’s foreign policy transformation is often described as a journey from isolation to active global engagement. Since the end of apartheid, the country has emphasized the promotion of human rights, multilateralism, pan-Africanism, and fostering good relations with both the global North and South. However, as the international order continues to evolve, so has South Africa’s approach to foreign policy. In this episode, we unpack the dynamic interplay between South Africa’s foreign policy priorities and the challenges of a shifting global landscape with Prof. Dr. Scarlett Cornelissen, a leading expert in South African foreign policy. Prof. Cornelissen’s is a highly accomplished scholar with a PhD from the University of Glasgow and degrees from several universities in South Africa. She has held prestigious fellowships, including the aFellowship at Harvard's Radcliffe Institute. Her research has also been supported by institutions in Japan, such as Kyoto University, and the Institute of Developing Economies. As a co-editor of the Review of International Studies and Geopolitics, Dr. Scarlett also contributes to the editorial boards of leading journals. Related sources (last accessed November 2024) South African Department of International Relations & Cooperation (DIRCO) https://dirco.gov.za/strategic-overview/ South Africa´s International Relations https://www.gov.za/about-sa/international-relations   Current Presidency asserts responsibility and stance on South Africa’s foreign policy https://dirco.gov.za/presidency-asserts-responsibility-and-stance-on-south-africas-foreign-policy/ Media Statement of Memorial to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) https://dirco.gov.za/south-africa-delivers-evidence-of-israel-genocide-to-icj/

    44 Min.
  7. History of South Africa - with Dr. Schalk Van der Merwe

    04.12.2024

    History of South Africa - with Dr. Schalk Van der Merwe

    South Africa's history is characterized by eras of oppression; colonialism and apartheid. At the same time, the country stands for resistance and hope, with icons such as Mandela and Biko. Today it reflects the challenges and achievements of the transition from injustice to democracy.today we dare to try to bring this whole story into one hour; with Dr. Schalk van der Merwe. He is an accomplished historian, author, and professional musician. His PhD for example focused on popular Afrikaans music, exploring themes from Afrikaner nationalism to post-apartheid racial politics in music. Since he is an expert of South African history, I am happy to be able to interview him today about South Africa´s history– precolonial, colonial and in view of apartheid and how the history has shaped the culture and identity.”   Related sources (last accessed November 2024)   History of South Africa https://www.gov.za/about-sa/history The Colonisation of South Africa: A unique case https://scielo.org.za/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0259-9  4222017000300062#:~:text=The%20two%20European%20countries%20who,colony%20of%20Britain%20till%201961. British occupation of the cape https://www.britannica.com/place/South-Africa/British-occupation-of-the-Cape A history of Apartheid in South Africa https://www.sahistory.org.za/article/history-apartheid-south-africa Apartheid Museum https://www.apartheidmuseum.org District 6 Museum https://www.districtsix.co.za

    54 Min.
  8. BRICS, China, Africa & South Africa - with Christopher Edyegu

    30.11.2024

    BRICS, China, Africa & South Africa - with Christopher Edyegu

    Africa and China share a dynamic relationship based on economic cooperation, strategic partnership and common global interests. Over the past two decades, cooperation has intensified through investment, trade and development projects, focusing on key areas such as infrastructure, renewable energy and the digital economy. At the same time, China's loans and investments in Africa bring both opportunities and challenges. South Africa and China in particular are dependent on the BRICS alliance, which offers both players a platform for strengthening the interests of the global South. In this episode, we delve into Africa-China relations, highlighting among others their economic ties and geopolitical strategies – together with Africa-China relations expert and PhD candidate Christopher Edyegu. He has extensive experience, as he was- among others, the Africa editor at the China Global South Project and is currently also an analyst for Africa Risk Consulting.   Related sources (last accessed November 2024)  FOCAC: Forum on China-Africa cooperation http://www.focac.org/eng/   Statement by Cyril Ramaphose on relations between China and South Africa https://www.gov.za/blog/relations-between-china-and-south-africa-enter-new-era-opportunity   UNDP: FOCAC in Perspective https://www.undp.org/china/publications/focac-perspective   Chinese Loans to Africa https://www.bu.edu/gdp/2023/09/18/a-new-state-of-lending-chinese-loans-to-africa/

    45 Min.
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