Paul Walde

Paul Walde, the European correspondent for The Globe and Mail, dives into the recent Canadian election, revealing how the Liberals made a remarkable comeback and the unexpected losses faced by opposition leaders. He dissects the influence of Donald Trump on Canadian politics and shares how humor, like Keir Starmer's light-hearted joke in Parliament, can shape political interactions. The discussion also touches on the complexities of Quebec's unique political landscape and the critical importance of voter registration for future elections.

H.J. Mai, a Washington D.C. journalist, Maria Saranji-Sehai, an activist in exile, Paul Walde, Europe correspondent at The Globe and Mail, fashion director Natalie Theodosi, and Andrew Muller provide an engaging analysis of global tariff dynamics. They discuss the legal ruling against Trump's tariffs and its implications for US and European markets. Additionally, they explore political shifts in Poland and Tanzania, the complexities of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire negotiations, and the intersection of fashion and social activism in a rapidly changing world.

In this lively discussion, Paul Walde, Europe correspondent at the Globe and Mail, shares insights into Canada's political climate as its next prime minister is elected amid soaring influence from Donald Trump. Lindy Prickett, Monocle's New Delhi correspondent, delves into the escalating tensions in Kashmir following a terrorist attack, highlighting the geopolitical stakes. Robin Brandt, former BBC presenter, explores the implications of recent power cuts in Spain and Portugal, while Desiree Bandley offers a unique glimpse into Zurich's cultural shifts amidst global changes.