In this episode, Aryan dives into the complex and urgent topic of the global migration crisis, examining the political, social, and humanitarian dimensions of forced displacement. With over 100 million people worldwide currently displaced due to conflict, persecution, and climate change, this crisis represents one of the greatest challenges of our time. Aryan discusses the key drivers behind mass migrations, the impact on host countries, and the struggles refugees face when seeking safety and stability. He also explores the global response, from international policies to grassroots initiatives, and asks what more can be done to support vulnerable populations. Tune in for a deep and thought-provoking look at the ongoing refugee crisis and its implications for the world’s future.

In this episode, Aryan delves into the unsettling rise of digital authoritarianism across the world. From surveillance technologies to data-driven censorship, he explores how governments are using modern tools to monitor, manipulate, and control their citizens. With real-world examples from China’s “Great Firewall” to Russia’s internet blackouts, Aryan unpacks the threats posed by this new wave of digital repression and its implications for democracy and personal freedoms globally.

In this episode, Aryan Alavi explores the world of surveillance capitalism—a system where personal data is harvested and used for profit. How do tech giants like Google and Facebook track our every move, and what does this mean for our privacy? Aryan delves into the ethical challenges of this digital age, from targeted advertising to data breaches, and discusses whether it's possible to regain control over our digital identities. Tune in to learn about the balance between innovation and personal privacy, and what steps we can take to protect ourselves online.