Larisa Brown

In a riveting conversation, Jens Stoltenberg, the outgoing NATO Secretary General, reveals insights about the growing axis between China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, signaling future threats to global security. Larisa Brown, Defence Editor at The Times, analyzes how these dynamics affect NATO's collective defense and the potential challenges from Hungary's ambiguous support. They explore ongoing crises, particularly the Ukraine-Russia conflict, and emphasize NATO's readiness to defend its members amid rising authoritarian coalitions.

Larisa Brown, Defence editor at The Times and author of 'The Gardener of Lashkar Ghar', dives deep into a troubling UK military data leak that potentially revealed a 'kill list' to the Taliban. She shares her relentless pursuit of the truth amidst government attempts to cover it up. The conversation highlights the dire consequences for Afghan allies left vulnerable after the Taliban's takeover, failures in relocation efforts, and the urgent need for governmental accountability in providing safety and support for those affected.

Larisa Brown, Defence Editor at The Times, discusses her groundbreaking reporting on the recent Afghan data breach that jeopardized the safety of thousands seeking refuge in the UK. She breaks down the implications of a media super injunction and the chaos surrounding the Kabul evacuation. Caitriona Perry, BBC News Chief Reporter, analyzes the backlash against Donald Trump from his supporters regarding his failure to release Epstein-related records, highlighting the shifting dynamics in his political base and his changing rhetoric.

In this engaging discussion, Larisa Brown, Defence Editor at The Times and author of The Gardener of Lashkar Ghar, shares her decade of reporting on Afghanistan. She reveals the shocking data breach that endangered 33,000 Afghan allies, leading to a government cover-up. Larisa discusses the ethical dilemmas of transparency versus security and the intense fear faced by those who supported British troops. With the UK government investing £7 billion to relocate at-risk Afghans, she highlights the urgent need for accountability amid political maneuvering.

Larisa Brown, Defence Editor at The Times, and Oana Lungescu, former NATO spokesperson, delve into media's influence on global diplomacy amid the Ukraine conflict. David Remnick, Editor of The New Yorker, shares insights on the magazine's evolution and the challenges of maintaining journalistic integrity in today's landscape. Mike Isaac, Tech Correspondent, discusses the impact of AI and the journey of OpenAI's CEO. Together, they explore how Gen Z's consumption of media impacts trust and truth in journalism.