Những podcast Radek Sikorski hay nhất (2024)

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Sir Niall Ferguson: What we're getting wrong about the US election 39:31

3d ago39:31

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In this extended conversation with Geraldine and Hamish, renowned historian Sir Niall Ferguson warns that Donald Trump is not the biggest threat to American democracy. A bigger threat, he says, lies much closer to Australia... RECOMMENDATIONS: Geraldine: Niall Ferguson: The Treason of the Intellectuals article in The Free Press Hamish: The tragedy …

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What would a Trump victory mean for Australia? 31:40

10d ago31:40

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Like it or not, we all have a stake when Americans head to the polls in November. So what would a Harris or Trump presidency mean for the global economy, conflicts in the Middle East and Europe, and an increasingly powerful China? Guest: Edward Luce - US national editor, Financial Times. RECOMMENDATIONS: Geraldine: Secret Documents Show Hamas Tried…

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THE NEW FRONTLINES 04: The battle for hearts and minds 40:56

17d ago40:56

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In the final instalment of our New Frontlines mini-series, we look at the ideological fault-lines that are dividing countries from within. Identity, values and fears are being weaponised by those on the political extremes, and it's working. Guest: Margaritis Schinas - the European Commission vice president for Promoting our European Way of Life. RE…

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Is Iran's house of cards about to collapse? 34:21

24d ago34:21

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Iran talks a big game, but in the last two weeks Israel has dealt some serious blows to the ‘axis of resistance’, while Tehran has done little to deter Netanyahu from going even further. Is the balance of power in the Middle East swinging away from Iran and towards Israel? Or is there more going on inside Iran than meets the eye? Guests: Ali Ansari…

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THE NEW FRONTLINES 03: How do you fight a hidden, hybrid war? 34:32

1M ago34:32

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Exploding pagers, attacks on underwater gas pipelines and deepfake videos - we’ve entered a terrifying new realm of hybrid warfare, where the aim is to sow discord deep within our democracies. But how do you fight a war that isn’t really a war, against an invisible enemy? We visit a centre in Finland where they are urgently trying to find the answe…

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THE NEW FRONTLINES 02: Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski 30:49

1M ago30:49

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As the war in Ukraine spills into Poland, Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski makes an impassioned call to countries around the world to wake up to what he sees as Putin's true imperialist intentions. RECOMMENDATIONS: Geraldine: America’s Role in the World Is Hard. It Just Got Much Harder. Thomas Friedman in The New York Times. Hamish: Take Me To Yo…

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THE NEW FRONTLINES 01: Welcome to the future of war 33:17

2M ago33:17

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We kick off this Global Roaming mini-series by looking at the ways wars will be fought in the future. From drones to electronic warfare and even social media, war today looks completely different to what it did even a decade ago. Russia’s war on Ukraine is providing a breeding ground for testing and innovation of new weapons, but are we in Australi…

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What do the neighbours think of Australia? 28:44

2M ago28:44

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Sure, we have great beaches, but when it comes to forging strong economic and security ties, does Australia leave something to be desired? Guest: Dr Kyung-wha Kang – President and CEO of the Asia Society; South Korea’s 38th Minister of Foreign Affairs (2017 to 2021) under President Moon Jae-in RECOMMENDATIONS: Geraldine: Kiss the Future documentary…

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Will TikTok change the outcome of the US election? 32:30

2M ago32:30

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With 40 million eligible Gen Z voters, the tight US presidential race has become a battle for followers, likes and shares on social media. But will this actually translate to votes in November? GUEST: Katie Harbath - founder and CEO of technology policy firm Anchor Change; Former Facebook Public Policy Director for global elections RECOMMENDATIONS:…

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Rory Stewart: Is Australia the model for a better politics? 35:16

2M ago35:16

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With the rest of the world swinging left and right, how do we make the progressive centre of politics more attractive, and its proponents sound less like 'pious schoolteachers'? Rory Stewart thinks Australia may hold the key... GUEST: Rory Stewart is the co-presenter of the hit podcast The Rest is Politics. He served as Member of Parliament (MP) fo…

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🚨🚨🚨 Why does Russia want to keep Masha Gessen out of Australia? 32:00

2M ago32:00

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At the eleventh hour, journalist Masha Gessen has been granted a visa to enter Australia, but why are they considered so dangerous? Guest: Masha Gessen - Russian-American journalist and author. Masha is due to appear at The Edge, Fed Square in Melbourne for the Wheeler Centre (21 August) and at Carriageworks in Sydney, as part of the Festival of Da…

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Is AUKUS a dud? 37:53

2M ago37:53

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In a sign of our deepening strategic ties, Australia will play host to more frequent US military deployments across air, land, and maritime domains. At the same time, an updated AUKUS agreement provides a 'get-out' clause for the US and the UK. Former prime minister Paul Keating has raised his concerns, but he's not alone is asking: Is Australia ge…

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How to Bring Down a Tyrant: The Story of Bangladesh 30:52

3M ago30:52

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The sudden departure of Sheikh Hasina after weeks of student protests sparked jubilant celebrations, which stretched all the way to Australia. It’s paved the way for a new interim government led by Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus, who is heralding this as a 'second liberation' for Bangladesh. Guests: Dr Mubashar Hasan - Bangladesh born academic and s…

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🚨🚨🚨 Hamish speaks to Gov. Tim Walz 24:00

3M ago24:00

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Kamala Harris has chosen Minnesota governor Tim Walz as her running mate, but who is he? It turns out he was actually in Australia last November for a trade mission and he spoke remarkably openly with Hamish Macdonald. GET IN TOUCH: Love this bonus discussion? Have your own thoughts on Gov. Tim Walz that you need to share? We're listening! Email us…

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Former Mossad chief: was the assassination of Haniyeh a mistake? 37:51

3M ago37:51

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In the wake of two major assassinations of a Hezbollah commander in Beirut and a Hamas leader in Tehran, both at least ostensibly by Israel, former Mossad director Efraim Halevy issues a surprisingly critical assessment of Israel’s strategy for the broader Middle East. Plus, former US Ambassador to Lebanon David Hale gives some much-needed context …

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BONUS: What Geraldine and Hamish really think about Kamala 14:00

3M ago14:00

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There's been a whole lotta love for Kamala, particularly on social media this week. But is she really a better candidate than Biden? What are her economic; her foreign policy credentials? Does she have what it takes to beat Trump? Geraldine and Hamish have thoughts... GET IN TOUCH: Love this bonus discussion? Have your own thoughts on Kamala that y…

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Has the West lost it? with Kishore Mahbubani 33:20

3M ago33:20

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Turn on the news and you are confronted with the fact that the United States, and US-led systems, are not what they once were. Kishore Mahbubani argues that the West has lost its shine and that Australia should be looking to its Asian neighbours for a stronger future. But is this really the Asian century? Guest: Kishore Mahbubani, Singaporean Diplo…

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How Trump Wants to Change the World, Again 28:47

3M ago28:47

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What could another Trump Presidency mean for the world order?Bởi Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Freedom on Trial: The Jimmy Lai Story 28:44

4M ago28:44

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A weekly examination of world affairs with Geraldine Doogue and Hamish Macdonald.Bởi Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Anne Applebaum and Malcolm Turnbull on the collapse of the centre 28:47

4M ago28:47

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Where have all the centrists gone? And how have the far-right taken hold of politics in the west?Bởi Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Marty Baron: Is the Media to Blame? 28:42

4M ago28:42

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Do you ever want to hide from the headlines? With 1 in 4 people now saying they are worn out by the news and many turning to a fragmented social media news landscape for their information we explore what's gone wrong in recent years, and what we might do about it. Guests: Marty Baron: American Journalist, Editor of The Washington Post 2012 to 2021 …

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Is a new 'axis of evil' emerging? 30:49

4M ago30:49

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You know things aren't good when Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un sign a mutual defence pact... could it be that a powerful new anti-western axis is emerging between Russia, China, North Korea and Iran? Plus, we get an insight into how Ukrainians feel about being caught in this geopolitical quagmire. Guests: Alisa Sopova - Ukrainian journalist and an…

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Panda politics: What does China really want from Australia? 30:49

5M ago30:49

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The high-profile visit by Chinese Premier Li Qiang signals warming relations between Canberra and Beijing, but could it be indicative of deeper economic and political anxieties in China? What is it, really, that China wants from us? Guest: Richard McGregor - former Beijing bureau chief for the Financial Times, author of Xi Jinping: The Backlash an…

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What do India, Mexico and South Africa have in common? 30:42

5M ago30:42

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In India, Mexico and South Africa, frustrations and hopes have been borne out at polling booths, with extraordinary results. Geraldine and Hamish take an in depth look at South Africa, which is about to enter an exciting new phase both at home and abroad. Guests: Lynsey Chutel - reporter for The New York Times based in Johannesburg. Melanie Verwoer…

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Sunak vs Starmer: Who will rule Britannia? 38:08

5M ago38:08

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One week into the UK election campaign and to say things have been unexpected is an understatement. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has come out firing, announcing a controversial national service scheme that caused Gen Z to have a meltdown. But is it enough to close the gap between the Tories and Labour, led by Sir Keir Starmer? Guest: Krishnan Guru-Mu…

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🚨🚨🚨 Trump is guilty — can he still win!?

5M ago

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Well, it's happened. Donald Trump is a convicted felon. In this bonus episode, former Republican speechwriter David Frum reacts to the historic verdict and discusses whether Trump has any hope now of being re-elected. Guest: David Frum - staff writer at The Atlantic and the author of 10 books, most recently Trumpocracy (2018) and Trumpocalypse (202…

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Who's afraid of the ICC? 28:44

5M ago28:44

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The International Criminal Court is considering whether to issue an arrest warrant against Benjamin Netanyahu - the first time in history such a move has been made against a pro-Western leader. It's sparked a mixed reaction, internationally, but it's unclear whether Israeli or Hamas leaders will ever be held accountable for potential war crimes. It…

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Let's make babies: The coming population crisis 34:20

5M ago34:20

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers touched a nerve when he suggested Australians should start having more kids, but does he actually have a point? Fertility rates are falling dramatically across the world and it's stoking all sorts of fears. Guest: Dr Jennifer Sciubba - one of the foremost experts in the field of political demography & the author of 8 Billion …

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Is Europe too weak and too woke? 34:16

6M ago34:16

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Some Europeans certainly think so, with polls predicting a swing to the hard-right in upcoming EU elections. So, what would a more conservative Europe mean for us? Geraldine and Hamish travelled to Canberra to ask the EU Ambassador to Australia in person, and to find out whether a free trade deal between the EU and Australia really is dead. Guest: …

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How dangerous is Narendra Modi? 32:59

6M ago32:59

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Australia is buddying up to India and Modi as a counter-weight to China, but what kind of country - and leader - are we really befriending? Guests: Avani Dias - ABC's South Asia Bureau Chief. Ravi Agrawal - editor in chief of Foreign Policy and host of the podcast and video channel FP Live. Recommendations: Hamish: Listening - Looking For Modi ABC …

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Australia's war on Elon Musk 28:43

6M ago28:43

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Not only has the war of words between Prime Minister Albanese and Elon Musk grabbed global headlines, its prompted debates about whether the unelected leaders of multinational tech companies have more power than democratically elected leaders. Tech governance expert Dr Alexis Wichowski says other world leaders will be watching how this plays out, c…

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Anthony Scaramucci on Trump 2.0 36:16

6M ago36:16

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As the first ever criminal trial of a former US president gets underway in New York, we speak to ‘The Mooch’ - Anthony Scaramucci – who famously served as White House Communications Director in the Trump Administration for 11 days. He now warns that Donald Trump is a ‘lunatic’ and that a second Trump term would be disastrous for America, and the wo…

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A Palestinian State. Now? 44:49

7M ago44:49

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Foreign Minister Penny Wong has hinted that Australia might recognise Palestinian statehood. It's a significant move, politically, but will it have any impact on what's happening on the ground in Gaza? Hamish and Geraldine sit down with Tirana Hassan, the Australian who has just become head of Human Rights Watch, to discuss this, and whether we'll …

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Is 2024 the new 1939? 35:29

7M ago35:29

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It's worrying when one of Europe's most influential leaders says that the world is in a 'pre-war state', similar to 1939. But just how worried should we be, here in Australia? Ian Bremmer gives us his frank assessment of where things stand and reveals why Australia might just be a geopolitical haven. Guest: Ian Bremmer - president of political risk…

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Could the real Middle East leaders please stand up? 28:23

7M ago28:23

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In the absence of decisive US leadership, it could fall to Middle Eastern leaders to push for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and create sustainable pathways to peace. A stable, post-American regional order is in the interests of most Middle Eastern powers, but does anyone have the political will to take the lead? Guest: Dr Sanam Vakil - director of…

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What's really going on inside Beijing's Black Box? 36:42

7M ago36:42

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When it comes to Chinese politics, reading the tea leaves is never easy. In this episode Hamish and Geraldine are joined by Rana Mitter, the man dubbed the 'rockstar' of China studies by former PM Kevin Rudd, to break open the black box of the Politburo and reveal just how stable (or unstable) Xi Jinping's leadership is, given the economic and demo…

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The Really Big One: Controlling AI 33:22

8M ago33:22

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A new global arms race is on, to develop and control AI. But with so much power and profit tied up in this transformative new technology, is it in anyone's interest to ask where this new age of empire might lead? AI expert Anu Bradford says if we don't put proper guardrails in place soon, the consequences could be dire. Guest: Anu Bradford - Profes…

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BONUS EP: Timor's PM Xanana Gusmão 25:00

8M ago25:00

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As a resistance fighter turned statesman, Prime Minister Xanana Gusmão has devoted his life to the struggle for Timorese independence. On the sidelines of the ASEAN-Australia summit, he opened up to Geraldine and Hamish about why he is such a staunch advocate for processing the gas from the Greater Sunrise project onshore in Timor-Leste and what hi…

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SPECIAL EP: Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim 30:56

8M ago30:56

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Sitting down with Geraldine and Hamish on the sidelines of the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim revealed his desire for Australia to adopt a more 'mature' approach on China, his frustration at Western 'hypocrisy' concerning Gaza, achieving 'spiritual enlightenment' through Shakespeare and why being Prime Minist…

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Is Putin winning? 34:03

8M ago34:03

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As the war in Ukraine grinds into its third year, it's increasingly becoming a battle for hearts and minds. Angela Stent has met Putin - 16 times - and she says it's this war for global influence that Putin thinks he is winning. Recommendations: Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski speaking at the UN Security Council - listen here BBC The Briefin…

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Can Australia defend itself? 28:45

8M ago28:45

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Big decisions are being made about the future of Australian defence, with very little public debate. Highly esteemed defence strategist Hugh White is trying to inspire this national conversation. He joins Geraldine and Hamish to discuss why he thinks AUKUS is a mistake and what he thinks Australia needs to do instead, if we really want to secure ou…

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Is chaos the new world order? 28:39

9M ago28:39

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Financial Times journalist Gideon Rachman says the world order is fundamentally shifting, and not in a good way. Recommendations: Hamish: In the Time of Madness – Richard Lloyd Parry (Book) Geraldine: Lunch with Prabowo, by Ben Bland at the Financial Times Nemesis, Series 1 Episode 3 The Morrison Years, ABC…

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Should we stop ignoring Indonesia? 28:45

9M ago28:45

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What might this upcoming election mean for the Indonesia - Australia relationship? Recommendations: Hamish: Sarah Snook on The Today Programme – BBC Radio 4 Geraldine: A Year Of Living Dangerously – Book by Christopher KochBởi Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Iran's war: What are the missing pieces of the puzzle? 28:44

9M ago28:44

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Following the death of three Americans, pressure is growing on President Biden to take a stronger stance against Iran. Few, however, are asking what the mood is inside Iran, and who is pulling the strings? Iran scholar Ali Ansari argues that understanding this is imperative in determining what should come next. Recommendations: Hamish: Tom Friedman…

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Avoiding catastrophe: why John Bolton doesn't want World War III 28:20

9M ago28:20

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With the Israel-Gaza war spilling into the broader Middle East and a US election looming that could see the re-election of Donald Trump as president, the start of 2024 feels incredibly volatile. Geraldine and Hamish ask former US national security advisor John Bolton where he sees the situation heading, and how the US and its allies should respond.…

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INTRODUCING Global Roaming 2:30

10M ago2:30

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A war breaks out, a leader emerges, a revolution unfolds. How did it happen, and what are the implications for you? Two award-winning journalists with decades of experience reporting on major world events, Geraldine Doogue and Hamish Macdonald join forces for a fresh conversation about global news and how to make sense of it.…

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