H.J. Mai

H.J. Mai, a journalist from Washington, D.C., Theo Usherwood, a political journalist from the UK, and David Godshall, a landscape architecture principal in California, discuss the recent meeting between Argentina and Israel's leaders. They dive into the implications of their alliance amidst regional tensions and protests in Los Angeles. The conversation highlights the challenges of military deployments during unrest and reflects on the shifting perceptions of controversial figures like Javier Milei, offering a fascinating insight into the complexities of modern geopolitics.

H.J. Mai, a Washington D.C. journalist, Maria Saranji-Sehai, an activist in exile, Paul Walde, Europe correspondent at The Globe and Mail, fashion director Natalie Theodosi, and Andrew Muller provide an engaging analysis of global tariff dynamics. They discuss the legal ruling against Trump's tariffs and its implications for US and European markets. Additionally, they explore political shifts in Poland and Tanzania, the complexities of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire negotiations, and the intersection of fashion and social activism in a rapidly changing world.