Theo Usherwood

In this thought-provoking discussion, Leila Mulana-Alan, Monocle's Middle East correspondent, emphasizes the humanitarian crises arising from the Gaza conflict, urging for immediate ceasefire. Political journalist Theo Usherwood delves into the implications of international calls for peace, while Jessica Bridger highlights the intricate global dynamics and how public opinion can shift in the face of escalating tensions. Together, they paint a vivid picture of the urgent need for intervention and the profound impact of political maneuvers on everyday lives.

H.J. Mai, a journalist from Washington, D.C., Theo Usherwood, a political journalist from the UK, and David Godshall, a landscape architecture principal in California, discuss the recent meeting between Argentina and Israel's leaders. They dive into the implications of their alliance amidst regional tensions and protests in Los Angeles. The conversation highlights the challenges of military deployments during unrest and reflects on the shifting perceptions of controversial figures like Javier Milei, offering a fascinating insight into the complexities of modern geopolitics.

Join political journalist Theo Usherwood and Cardiff University lecturer Marta Lorimer as they tackle pressing geopolitical issues. They discuss Europe’s dilemma in supporting Ukraine and the growing pressure on Russia, emphasizing President Zelensky's strong stance on Crimea. The conversation also uncovers the challenges of uniting European leaders for military backing. Additionally, they explore Germany's shifting political landscape under the Christian Democrats and the impact of populism on engaging younger voters.