Continuing the InterLinked podcast series: “The Unravelling of the Conflict”, where we continue our exploration of conflicts from various perspectives, Ishie Pasricha is in conversation with Mr. Bipin Ghimire, a Doctoral Candidate at the Department of International Relations at the South Asian University, who specialises in Geopolitics and Refugee Studies. Mr. Ghimire's commitment to capacity and peace building is evident through his tenure at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), where he contributed significantly to the projects focusing on different vulnerable refugee groups. In this podcast they discuss and delve into the intricate dynamics of the Refugee movement and immigration, especially in the midst of conflict, against the backdrop of the ongoing Ukraine war and the Gaza conflict. Gain valuable insights into the challenges faced by displaced populations and the impact of unstable geopolitical circumstances on migration patterns. This episode promises a deep exploration of the complexities surrounding refugees and migrants during times of conflict, offering a nuanced understanding of the broader implications on a global scale. Tune in for a compelling conversation that unveils the layers of the Refugee movement in today's turbulent world.

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