Members of the Kurdish Workers' Party have laid down their arms, ending a decades-long struggle with Turkiye. But will this move by the PKK lead to real reconciliation? And what does this shift mean for Kurds across the region?

In this episode:

• Galip Dalay, Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Middle East Council on Global Affairs
• David L Phillips, Director of the Program on Peace-building and Rights, Columbia University
• Mohammed Salih, Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy Research Institute

Host: Adrian Finighan

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The route to Greece is closing. The words of Greek Prime Minister as his country suspends requests for asylum. Athens warns it will now arrest those entering the country illegally from North Africa. But is this the right response to a surge in illegal migration?

In this episode:

• Eleni Spathana, Lawyer, Refugee Support Aegean
• Amine Snoussi, Political Analyst and Journalist
• Marianna Karakoulaki, Researcher, Birmingham University

Host: Adrian Finighan

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Millions of workers go on strike across India. They say new government measures discriminate against them in favour of corporations. It's another outpouring of public anger against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic policies. So, how has the country's economy fared under his decade-long premiership?

In this episode:

• Amarjeet Kaur, National Secretary, All India Trade Union Congress.
• Adil Hossain, Assistant Professor, Azim Premji University.
• Daniel Francis, Political Analyst and Political Brand Consultant.

Host: Adrian Finighan

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