In a series exploring women in international affairs, former prime minister of New Zealand, Helen Clark, speaks to Gitika Bhardwaj about how more women in leadership can help address the global crises of the 21st century.

In a series exploring women in international affairs, Michelle Bachelet speaks to Gitika Bhardwaj about being a woman in politics, her concerns about the pace of change for women’s rights and how to address the social inequalities driving people to protest around the world.

In a series exploring women in international affairs, environmentalist, Jane Goodall, speaks to Gitika Bhardwaj about why humanity still has reason to hope.

In a series exploring women in international affairs, Julia Gillard speaks to Gitika Bhardwaj about serving in the highest political office in Australia and why she believes things are now changing for women around the world.

The National Advisory Council on Women and Girls (NACWG) exists to advise the First Minister on what’s needed to tackle gender inequality in Scotland.

In a series exploring women in international affairs, Gitika Bhardwaj speaks to Annabelle Chapman and Kerry Longhurst about the thousands protesting about women’s rights in the socially conservative country.

President and CEO of Ocean Unite, Karen Sack, speaks to Gitika Bhardwaj for World Ocean Day about why the first global treaty to protect the world’s ocean is urgently needed.

Robin Niblett talks to Gitika Bhardwaj about the physical and psychological significance of border walls and their role in politics today.

Gitika Bhardwaj on a visit to Chatham House that foreshadowed the independence of the subcontinent.

Gitika Bhardwaj on Millicent Fawcett and the international battle to get women the vote.