I'm very excited to announce that Mr Manishankar Ayer will be on swell this week on the 4 May, which is this Thursday, to answer your questions for those of you in the United States who might not be aware of who Manishankar Ayer is, he's basically one of the world's foremost experts on foreign policy and international relations. He's a senior diplomat that that's worked closely with the government of India. He's represented India in various international forums
sanjay mittal
@Sanjay_mittal · 1:47
Don't you think we should let the congress have a non Haroo directing their fears just to preserve the goodwill the older generation has for the Naru dynasty, for Raji, for Indira, for Johan Ali? Kindly remember, today's generation is a startup generation they're looking for new faces and they admire people like Narayan Murthy or like Virat Kohli who have come up without a family name
Hi, Mr. Ayer. This is Toshar. Shetty from the beyond the Indus Podcast, a podcast specializing in South Asian politics, history and economics. My question has to do with the Ukraine conflict. How would you evaluate our current government's approach towards the entire Russia Ukraine war, particularly in the diplomatic realm? Would you have done things differently or how would you have done things differently and perhaps on a broader level, Indus? On to some criticism from our Western friends
Glenn Mann
@GlennPriceMann · 0:49
And with that evaluation, what is the impact been on the global south, particularly dealing with either improving living conditions or mediating conflicts, trade a host of issues? The main question is, how do you evaluate the strength of liberal democracy in United States and Europe and its influence on the global south? Thank you
Karan Dev
@Karan.Dev · 0:30
Hey, Glenn, sorry for the late response. I actually did go ahead and interviews talks Shankar Ayer a couple of weeks ago on swell. I'm just linking the interview as part of this post. If you do click it and give the interview a listen, I think your question comes up somewhere in sort of like the f** end of the conversation. So I think it's the second last post
Glenn Mann
@GlennPriceMann · 0:26
Hey, thank you for letting me know. And I love the interview. It's very informative and very insightful. As someone who's not overly familiar with politics in India, just except from general headlines you see in international news, this really gave me a perspective, and this really was informative. So thank you for thank you for asking my question, and thank you for sharing that. And you. It was really wonderful