Journalist James Jackson, based in Berlin and host of "Mad in Germany," delves into Germany's escalating hate speech laws, particularly their impact on pro-Palestinian activists. He highlights the paradox of free speech in Germany, where laws aimed at combating neo-Nazism now inadvertently suppress dissent. The discussion also touches on the recent U.S.-Russia talks in Saudi Arabia, marking a shift in diplomatic communication. Plus, an exploration of a troubling hate crime incident in Florida adds a layer of complexity to the narrative.
