Aliona Hlivco, Political Scientist, talks about Britain approving Storm Shadows on Russian soil. The podcast covers the failure of Ukraine's counteroffensive, British soldier fighting for Moscow, and Ukrainian drone strikes. It also discusses European Summit updates, UK-Ukraine partnership, Trump's foreign policy, and concerns about nuclear deterrence.

Former Ukrainian politician and Director of the Henry Jackson Society, Aliona Hlivco, discusses an investigation into Russian-owned luxury properties in London. The podcast delves into Ukraine's military support, Germany's defense stance, financial leverage against Russia, and the global response to the rising Russian threat.

In this discussion, Aliona Hlivco, an expert on Ukraine's military strategies, articulates the urgent need for long-range missiles in the ongoing conflict with Russia. Simon Brooke provides insight into the protests in Israel calling for a ceasefire amid political turmoil. The two delve into the complexities of these global crises, including the implications of shifting UK arms policies and the cultural discussions around Japan's proposed four-day workweek.

Experts discuss Russia's Victory Day Parade, wartime influence in Ukraine, and global diplomacy. They delve into military actions, manipulation of WWII memories, Russian covert tactics, and countering misinformation. The discussion also touches on vacation planning, online ring design, and Mother's Day gifts.

Aliona Hlivco, a commentator on the Democratic National Convention, and Stephen Dalziel, a political analyst, delve into the significant impact of the DNC on the election landscape. They assess the evolving perceptions of Germany in global politics and discuss the implications of a pivotal legal case. The conversation shifts to the troubling notion of “ceasefire deal” losing meaning and the controversial rise of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage, highlighting how these topics resonate in today’s political discourse.