Nomia Iqbal

Nomia Iqbal, a correspondent in Washington, shares insights on the rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran. She discusses President Trump's indecisiveness on potential military actions and the implications for negotiations. Iqbal emphasizes the complex dynamics of targeting Iran’s nuclear capabilities and the domestic struggles faced by its citizens. Additionally, she highlights the fading involvement of Western businesses in the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, reflecting broader geopolitical shifts.

Join pronatalist advocate Simone Collins, who, along with her husband Malcolm, dreams of a large family to combat declining birth rates, and BBC correspondent Nomia Iqbal, who analyzes the political rise of pronatalism. They discuss the socio-economic implications of demographic changes and the emotional complexities of family choices. Delve into the ethical concerns around genetic testing and how economic policies aim to boost fertility. The conversation also touches on the fine line between pronatalism and eugenics, raising questions about personal choice in parenthood.

Nomia Iqbal, the BBC's North America correspondent, and Barbara Cavallo, Director of Polling at Marist Poll, dive into the heated abortion debate following Roe v. Wade's overturning. They discuss Trump’s evolving stance on abortion and how it affects voter turnout. Iqbal and Cavallo explore the Republican and Democratic strategies surrounding abortion as a political tool. The duo also highlights how issues like abortion and immigration are shaping the political landscape in preparation for upcoming elections, especially in swing states.