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Chaos in an unprecedented US presidential race & the West Bank's medical crisis
Chaos in an unprecedented US presidential race & the West Bank's medical crisis

On today's episode of Battle Lines, we speak to US editor Tony Diver on the state of the presidential race after a disastrous debate for Joe Biden an…

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Wikileaks' impact, China's crackdown in Tibet, Gaza update
Wikileaks' impact, China's crackdown in Tibet, Gaza update

In this episode of Battle Lines we're going to explore the impact of WikiLeaks from a conflict and security perspective and ask the Telegraph's Gordo…

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Could Iran be due for yet another revolution?
Could Iran be due for yet another revolution?

On today's bonus episode of Battle Lines, we speak to Professor Ali Ansari, author and founding director of the Institute of Iranian Studies at the U…

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Fareed Zakaria: Are we entering a new age of revolution?
Fareed Zakaria: Are we entering a new age of revolution?

On today's episode, we speak to journalist and author Fareed Zakaria about why he believes America and the West are entering a new age of revolution.…

1 year, 11 months ago

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Israel hostage rescue, far-right gains in EU election, judges resign in Hong Kong
Israel hostage rescue, far-right gains in EU election, judges resign in Hong Kong

On today’s episode we check in with Telegraph correspondent Nicola Smith about the controversy surrounding Israel’s hostage rescue, the latest ceasef…

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What D-Day means for the future of international security
What D-Day means for the future of international security

On today's episode of Battle Lines, we mark and reflect on this anniversary, and ask what it means for Western countries in 2024 as another full scal…

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Labour's defence spending, devastating attacks in Rafah, South Africa goes to the polls
Labour's defence spending, devastating attacks in Rafah, South Africa goes to the polls

On today's episode, we chat with Defence Editor Danielle Sheridan, who tells us how Labour and the Conservatives differ in their views on defence spe…

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Anti-colonial riots in New Caledonia, humanitarian crisis in Sudan, oil rush in the South Pole
Anti-colonial riots in New Caledonia, humanitarian crisis in Sudan, oil rush in the South Pole

On today's episode of Battle Lines we speak to The Telegraph's Paris correspondent Henry Samuel about the unlikely link between Azerbaijan and pro in…

2 years ago

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Assassination attempt on Slovakia's PM, Georgia protests controversial 'foreign agent' law
Assassination attempt on Slovakia's PM, Georgia protests controversial 'foreign agent' law

In this episode of Battle Lines, we speak to Europe editor James Crisp about the attempted assassination of Slovakian PM Robert Fico. Then we speak t…

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A war reporter reacts to the film 'Civil War'
A war reporter reacts to the film 'Civil War'

On today's episode, we speak to senior foreign correspondent Roland Oliphant, who recently saw the film Civil War, directed by Andrew Garland. Roland…

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