Elizabeth Braw
Senior Fellow and author specialising in defence and security topics, contributing analysis on topics such as undersea and overseas conflict and related geopolitics.
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Oct 22, 2025 • 42min
Russia’s plans to increase its propaganda budget, Vance meets Netanyahu and the EU’s first anti-far-right European Council
Elizabeth Braw, a senior fellow on defense and international affairs, and Stephen Diel, a Russia analyst, dive into the complexities of current geopolitical issues. They discuss Russia's plans to increase its propaganda budget amid ongoing attacks in Ukraine. The conversation shifts to JD Vance's meeting with Netanyahu and the dynamics of the Gaza ceasefire. Braw and Diel also analyze the rise of far-right movements in Europe and the impact of international pressure on regional conflicts, revealing the intricate balance of power.
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Dec 18, 2025 • 34min
Venezuela calls on the UN over ‘ongoing US aggression’. Plus: how should governments deal with hate speech?
Join Elizabeth Braw, a Senior Fellow specializing in defense and security, and Yossi Mekkelberg, a Senior Consulting Fellow at Chatham House, as they dive into the geopolitical tensions surrounding Venezuela's UN appeal over US naval actions. They discuss the complexities of international law and the implications of US military presence. The conversation shifts to Australia's new hate speech laws post-Bondi Beach attack, exploring the challenges of defining hate speech and balancing free speech with regulation. A thought-provoking analysis awaits!
Sep 24, 2025 • 42min
Germany leads the way for Europe’s rearmament. Plus: The legacy of Chinese architect Kongjian Yu
Elizabeth Braw, a Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council, delves into Europe's ambitious military rearmament plans and the challenges of meeting a 2030 deadline. Meanwhile, Rainbow Murray, a politics professor, analyzes the domestic implications of Germany's military role within Europe. They also tackle the alarming rise of medical misinformation, discussing the political ramifications of misleading claims about paracetamol and pregnancy. Lastly, the guests reflect on the legacy of urbanist Kongjian Yu and the cultural significance of preserving language.
