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Does empathy exist in war zones?

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Advocating for empathy towards the enemy, and how does this unconventional perspective shape our understanding of human connection?

 
In a profound exploration of empathy, Daniel Murray from Empathic Consulting joins us to unravel the essence of this crucial human quality and illuminate the path towards fostering it. The conversation takes a thought-provoking turn as Daniel advocates for empathy towards the enemy, delving into the significance of such a perspective.

As the interview unfolds, Daniel delves into the meaning of empathy and its pivotal role in fostering understanding and connection. The spotlight is on the unconventional idea of having empathy for the enemy, with Daniel shedding light on the crucial importance of this approach in navigating complex human interactions.

The dialogue confronts the barriers that often impede the cultivation of empathy, addressing the question of why it is inherently challenging for individuals. Daniel offers insights into the psychological and societal factors that hinder the development of empathy and suggests ways to overcome these obstacles.

In a daring exploration, the interview contemplates the potential consequences of empathizing with evil, sparking a discussion on whether this act could, in turn, make individuals complicit in malevolent actions. Daniel dissects this ethical dilemma, providing a nuanced perspective on the boundaries and implications of empathizing with adversaries.

The conversation extends to the practical application of empathy in challenging environments, such as war zones and places of deep cultural divide. Daniel reflects on the feasibility of cultivating empathy in these contexts and the transformative impact it can have on fostering understanding amid stark differences.

As the interview draws to a close, Daniel addresses a crucial question—what steps individuals can take when desiring to extend empathy towards an adversary but feeling apprehensive about personal safety. His insights provide a compassionate guide for those willing to take the first steps towards understanding, even in the face of uncertainty.

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Solving the ASEAN energy trilemma

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Why does energy matter so much to ASEAN?

In this episode, Tim Harcourt sits down with Cindy Lim, CEO of Keppel Infrastructure about the infrastructure and energy challenges for ASEAN as the region plans to make the great transformation to net zero carbon emissions. #asean

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ASEAN: celebrating 40 years of friendship

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Why does ASEAN matter so much to Australia?

In this episode, Tim Harcourt speaks with Luke Arnold, Australian High Commissioner Brunei Darussalam. Celebrating 50 years of co-operation as well as the 40 years of friendship between Brunei and Australia. #asean

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A new business champion for Vietnam

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Why does Vietnam matter so much to Australia?

In this episode, Tim Harcourt sits down with Louise Adams, COO of Aurecon. Louise is a newly appointed business champion for Vietnam and the bilateral opportunities in trade and investment. #asean

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