Tony Abbott, the former Prime Minister of Australia and current adviser to the UK Board of Trade, shares insights on Australia's role in global affairs. He discusses the complexities of Australia's energy policies, including a critique of current green initiatives and a call for rational debate on nuclear energy. Abbott highlights the moral dilemmas posed by environmentalism versus economic development, especially for impoverished nations. He also addresses the deteriorating dynamics with China and the implications of ongoing conflicts like the Russia-Ukraine war.

Tony Abbott, the former Prime Minister of Australia, shares compelling insights on the evolving geopolitical landscape. He discusses the implications of rising threats from Putin and Xi Jinping, emphasizing the urgency of a unified Western response. Abbott also critiques the current green energy transition's economic toll on the working class, highlighting the disparity between promised green jobs and job losses in traditional sectors. Additionally, he tackles Australia's immigration policies and the critical need for enhanced military preparedness in the face of global instability.

Camilla and Kamal discuss rising polls for Nigel Farage's Reform UK and Ed Davey's heartfelt campaign video about his disabled son. They also interview former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott on winning and losing in politics.

Tony Abbott, the former Prime Minister of Australia, shares insights on his controversial Operation Sovereign Borders. He discusses the rising tensions with China and the importance of solid policies to address illegal immigration. Abbott critiques alarmist views on climate change, advocating for a balanced approach that prioritizes economic stability. He emphasizes the role of active citizen engagement in democracy, especially in the context of global conflicts. The conversation navigates the need for a robust defense policy amidst shifting geopolitical landscapes.

Former Australian PM Tony Abbott's controversial political career and advisory role are discussed, including his impact on climate change policies and trade deals. The podcast also explores his public image, from affable moments to past controversies and criticisms.