Julia Ioffe

Julia Ioffe, a seasoned journalist, joins to dissect the fallout from President Trump's tariffs. They discuss how these trade policies are raising prices, destabilizing markets, and straining relationships with allies like Vietnam. The conversation draws parallels with Soviet Russia to highlight economic disconnection and consumer struggles. Ioffe also critiques the shift towards isolationism in U.S. foreign policy and explores how global powers like Russia and China view America’s economic challenges.

Julia Ioffe and Peter Hamby discuss the changed landscape of Russian disinformation from '16 to '24, focusing on Ukraine's role. They highlight evolving tactics like AI-generated deep fakes, the impact of manipulated audio, and the need for vigilance in countering misinformation.

Julia Ioffe, a journalist renowned for her insights on geopolitics and media, dives into the arrest of Telegram founder Pavel Durov. She highlights Telegram's dual role in promoting free speech while serving as a propaganda tool in Russia. The conversation shifts to the geopolitical implications this arrest has amidst rising tensions between the West and Russia. Ioffe also unpacks the complexities of tech companies' legal responsibilities in different regions and the unique challenges faced by the Russian opposition in using technology under government repression.

Julia Ioffe shares exclusive details on Joe Biden's tense Zoom call with House Democrats at the Aspen Security Conference. They discuss concerns over a potential second Trump presidency, Biden's national security issues, and comparison of his stability with Trump and JD Vance's unpredictability.

Julia Ioffe, a foreign policy expert, shares crucial insights on the growing tensions between Iran and Israel, suggesting we're on the edge of wider conflict. Meanwhile, Evan Gershkovich, a journalist released in a complex prisoner exchange, discusses his emotional reunion with family. They highlight the intricate web of international relations and the role of diplomacy in these high-stakes situations, showcasing how personal stories intertwine with geopolitics.

Julia Ioffe discusses the $61 billion Ukraine aid package and the Columbia issues, exploring challenges in securing aid, campus unrest over Gaza, rise of anti-Semitism, pro-Palestinian solidarity on campuses, and reflections on campus protests.

Julia Ioffe, a foreign policy journalist, talks with Peter Hamby, a political commentator, about Kamala Harris's potential national security team, spotlighting a new wave of younger Democrats. They also dive into the shocking F.B.I. raid on Dimitri Simes, a Kremlin expert, raising questions about espionage and national security. The conversation hints at the political dynamics of a Harris administration and the strategic shifts in U.S. diplomacy.

Julia Ioffe, a prominent journalist known for her insights on major news and political affairs, joins the discussion to unravel the complexities of a potential prisoner swap between Russia and the West. They explore Putin's motivations amid escalating tensions, considering cases like Paul Whelan. The conversation also dives into Kamala Harris's strategic choice of Brian Nelson to lead her campaign policy team, reflecting on how this move could reshape her political strategy and address past policy shifts.

Foreign policy analyst Julia Ioffe assesses Kamala Harris's foreign policy, speculates on Biden's potential second term bid exit, and discusses Moscow's support for J.D. Vance. Topics include Harris's foreign policy stance uncertainties, different views on Israel-Palestine, contrasting perceptions of Vance in Foggy Bottom and Moscow, and analysis of a Channel One correspondent criticizing Harris.

Journalist and international relations expert, Julia Ioffe, discusses Iran's attack on Israel, Biden's relationship with Bibi, and the complex politics in Israel. They delve into the geopolitical tensions, Netanyahu's coalition dynamics, and the strategic decisions regarding Iran.