Luke Harding

In this insightful discussion, Josh Keating, a senior correspondent at Vox specializing in foreign policy, and Luke Harding, a journalist at The Guardian who has covered the war in Ukraine from the start, dive into the complexities of U.S. involvement in the ongoing conflict. They discuss the contrasting approaches of two American presidents and their implications for Ukraine’s future. Luke shares his firsthand experiences from the ground, while Josh analyzes how the new administration could impact strategy and support.

In this discussion, Luke Harding, a Senior international correspondent for The Guardian known for his expertise on Russia, shares insights on the tragic death of opposition leader Alexei Navalny. He dives into the perilous political landscape in Russia that led to Navalny's poisoning and imprisonment. Harding examines the implications of Navalny's legacy on the fight for democracy. The podcast also poses questions about the future of political opposition in Russia and the West's responses to the grave situation, especially regarding relations with Putin.

Luke Harding, a Senior foreign correspondent for The Guardian, dives into the chaos of Kyiv where protests erupt against President Zelenskyy's anti-corruption reforms. He sheds light on the struggles of ordinary Ukrainians coping with drone attacks while demanding accountability. Harding discusses the shifting political dynamics, revealing growing disillusionment with U.S. support and the implications for Zelensky's leadership amidst the strife. The geopolitical landscape is complex, as Ukraine juggles challenges from autocratic regimes while yearning for democracy.

Luke Harding, a senior international correspondent at The Guardian, provides gripping on-the-ground insights into the war in Ukraine, touching on the emotional and physical toll of the conflict. Andrew Desiderio, a senior congressional reporter for Punchbowl News, dives into the complex political landscape surrounding U.S. support for Ukraine. They discuss the urgent need for military aid amidst opposition in Congress, the moral imperatives driving foreign policy, and the growing divisions within U.S. politics as elections loom.

Foreign correspondent Mary Ilyushina from The Washington Post and journalist Luke Harding from The Guardian discuss Ukraine's daring counteroffensive against Russia. They analyze the implications of drone strikes on Moscow, reflecting shifting perceptions in Russia. The guests dive into Ukraine's strategic maneuvers and the critical role of Western support. They also explore the psychological dimension of warfare, balancing national morale against the risks of failure, painting a vivid picture of the ongoing conflict's high stakes.