Elections in Serbia and Israel, and the selection of the new UN Secretary-General
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Elections in Serbia and Israel, and the selection of the new UN Secretary-General
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This week on World Review, guest host Bobby Ghosh sits in for Ivo Daalder for a look at elections and selections.
Israel's election (2:00): Neither Netanyahu's bloc nor Gadi Eisenkot's reaches the 61 seats needed to govern, and Arab parties win a record 19. The panel discusses the stalemate, fraud claims, fears of renewed war with Iran, and how the global south sees the result.
Serbia's election (18:30): A student-led movement wins a majority, ending Aleksandar Vučić's 14-year rule. The guests weigh how protesters become governors, what Brussels can offer, and lessons from Hungary.
UN Secretary-General race (38:16): Richard Gowan explains straw polls and vetoes, the sidelining of frontrunner Rebecca Grynspan, and the controversial late bid of the UAE's Lana Nusseibeh. They cover concerns over Sudan and China's hesitation.
Guests: Catherine Philp (The Times of London), Yannis Palaiologos (Kathimerini), Richard Gowan (International Crisis Group).
World Review is a Belfast Center for Science and International Affairs podcast from Harvard Kennedy School.