
Latika Burke
Editor-at for The Nightly in Australia. She covered the most recent federal election.
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May 10, 2025 • 34min
The Trump factor
Latika Burke, an editor at The Nightly in Australia, discusses the unexpected electoral challenges faced by conservative leaders in Australia, influenced by Trump’s rhetoric. Ben Stanley, a political scientist, examines the effects of Trumpism on Polish and Romanian elections, highlighting the rise of candidates with similar ideologies. Michael Blanchfield, a Canada policy reporter, reflects on how Trump’s influence shaped Canadian politics and public sentiment, connecting the dots between shifting dynamics in Australia, Canada, and Eastern Europe.

Jul 24, 2025 • 59min
China and the EU celebrate 50 years of diplomacy with strained summit
Latika Burke, a writer at large for The Nightly and an expert at the ANU's National Security College, shares insights from Ukraine amid rising tensions in Europe and China. Yossi Mecklberg, a senior fellow at Chatham House, discusses the complexities of EU-China relations as they celebrate 50 years of diplomacy. They delve into the impacts of trade disputes, Ukraine's public unrest against President Zelensky, and the urgent humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The conversation highlights the intricate interplay between international politics and domestic challenges.

Jul 14, 2025 • 59min
Trump’s Ukraine U-Turn and the Moomins turn 80
In this engaging discussion, Charles Hecker, a Russia analyst, sheds light on Trump’s surprising shift regarding military aid to Ukraine. Latika Burke talks about Australia’s diplomatic juggling act with China, while Hannah Lucinda-Smith reports on Turkey's cultural censorship as Spotify threatens to withdraw. Fiona Wilson celebrates the 80th anniversary of the beloved Moomins, exploring their influence on culture and themes of friendship. The conversation seamlessly weaves between geopolitics and whimsical nostalgia.

Jul 3, 2025 • 59min
As the US halts aid and Russia intensifies strikes, what will happen to Ukraine?
Latika Burke, a writer-at-large and national security expert, joins Washington reporter Simon Marks, former Ukrainian MP Hannah Hopko, and Northeast Asia analyst William Yang for a deep dive into the implications of the U.S. halting military aid to Ukraine. They discuss the mounting pressures on Ukraine's military amid increased Russian aggression and the urgent need for sustained international support. Additionally, they explore the political ramifications of Trump's major economic bill and its potential fallout on American citizens.

Jun 9, 2025 • 1h 1min
UK hosts Nato chief, Mark Rutte, as Trump pushes 5 per cent defence-spending plan
Ed Stocker, Monocle's Europe editor at Large, discusses Italy's citizenship referendum and its potential impact on national identity. Latika Burke provides a lens on international news dynamics while Marianne Messmer, a NATO expert, highlights the pressing need for increased European defense spending amid geopolitical tensions. Meanwhile, Matt Wolfe shares insights on Broadway's recent Tony Awards, celebrating diversity and artistic expression. Together, they navigate complex global political landscapes and cultural shifts.