Donald Trump, the former US president known for his controversial policies, shares insights on the upcoming 2024 elections and U.S. immigration challenges. Latika Burke, a writer-at-large for Knightly Australia, reflects on the impeachment turmoil in South Korea and the shifting dynamics of public protests. They discuss France's political instability and Israel's military actions affecting global power. The conversation blends serious political discourse with light-hearted commentary, revealing the complexities of today's governance.

Jenny Mathers, a Senior Lecturer in International Politics, joins Latika Burke, a geopolitics journalist, and Julie Norman, a US politics expert, to discuss Zelensky's European tour aimed at securing Western military support amid an ongoing winter war. They delve into the strain on U.S.-Israel relations and the implications of recent conflicts in Gaza. Hasan Anderson reports live from Istanbul's Quality of Life Conference, while musician Kazzy Lambist shares inspirations from his latest album. TV critic Scott Bryan reviews the shifting landscape of entertainment and streaming.

Guy Delaunay offers sharp insights into Croatia's recent presidential election, where the incumbent Zoran Milanovic's populist victory reflects public discontent. Dr. Marion Messmer discusses the implications of nuclear talks between major powers and Iran. Meanwhile, David Whitehouse dives into the burgeoning lunar economy and its commercial prospects. Isabel Hamilton analyzes trends in the space industry and AI, while Latika Burke provides context on global political dynamics, including the surprising North Korean involvement in Ukraine.

Latika Burke, a writer at large for The Nightly specializing in international affairs, and political journalist Theo Usherwood delve into the power dynamics of parliament. They discuss France's no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Michel Barnier and South Korea's bold veto against martial law. The conversation shifts to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's ambitious plans for reform, reflecting on broader themes of governance, public trust, and rising populism. Their insights offer a compelling look at contemporary political turbulence.

Join Sasha Eisenberg, Monocle's US politics correspondent, as he dissects the upcoming US election landscape. Political analyst Mark Gagliotti offers fascinating insights into the BRICS summit under Putin's gaze, exploring tensions among China and India. Steve Tsang from SOAS elaborates on BRICS' global implications. James Crabtree discusses the intricate dynamics of India-China relations. Plus, hear from Lieutenant Yulia Mstitenko about life on the Ukrainian front line. There's also a look at King Charles’s contentious visit to Australia.