Kieran Andrieu

Kieran Andrieu, an insightful analyst of international relations and UK politics, joins to dissect the UK's response to Donald Trump's actions in Venezuela, which Labour has notably refused to condemn. They highlight the implications of 'progressive realism' in foreign policy, critiquing Labour's inconsistent stances on global conflicts. Andrieu argues for a reevaluation of Britain's role post-empire and the risks of imperial actions, all while a new poll shows Labour's unfortunate dip below the Tories.

Kieran Andrieu, Novara Media journalist known for reporting on Palestine and progressive politics, shares personal reporting and analysis. They discuss why the left struggles to unite. They debate grassroots versus centralised strategy. They unpack Palestine: flotilla reporting, negotiation limits, and practical UK pressure like sanctions and divestment.

Sharren Haskel, former Deputy Foreign Minister of Israel, shares her horror over the Bondi Beach attack and its implications for Jewish safety globally. Jonathan Conricus, a retired IDF spokesperson, discusses the fears of antisemitism in Australia. Panelist Miranda Devine argues there's no excuse for terrorism, while Kieran Andrieu critiques Israeli policies fueling grievances. Nadeen Ayoub, Miss Palestine, sheds light on her marriage to a controversial figure and advocates for Palestinian rights, emphasizing nonviolence and women's empowerment.