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- Sep 25, 2026
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Who are the Houthis and what do they want? - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Saudi Arabia’s Grand Mufti tells troops to be ready to sacrifice their lives fighting the Houthis. What do we know about the rebel group and their fight to control the Red Sea coast? I’ll speak to the author of “Yemen: What Everyone Needs to Know”, Harvard’s Asher Orkaby He did PR for Zuckerberg, Musk, and Google but now he's quit big tech to dedicate himself to reigning in the industry he was once paid to promote. Founder and president of the Centre for Tomorrow, Dex Hunter Torricke, joins me f
Talking to the Taliban: is it time to re-engage? - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Is isolating the Taliban helping ordinary Afghans, or simply reducing Australia's influence? Sami Omari, Afghan-Australian geopolitical strategist, examines whether engagement can occur without legitimising the regime. Also, BRICS is growing in size and ambition. Rajiv Bhatia, former Indian ambassador and foreign policy analyst, explores whether the grouping can become a genuine force in global diplomacy. And a look at the Young Australian Film Festival with Alex Dymalovski, festival co-founder
Bill Bailey on reviving the lost art of vaudeville - ABC listen (opens the original)
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In one of Ukraine's predominantly Russian-speaking cities, a bitter new front has opened in the war with Moscow. Kings College anthropologist Anastasia Piliavsky explores why the people of Odessa are being asked to vote to ban the Russian language in arts and culture, a move critics warn could hand Vladimir Putin a massive propaganda victory. The United Nations was created to ensure great powers could never again lead the world into global war. But as the post 9/11 discussions have shown us, ide
Three summits, three very different visions of the future (opens the original)
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Three summits, three very different visions of the future. From the Pacific Islands Forum to the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation and the G20, we'll examine what this charged week of diplomacy reveals about the rapidly changing balance of global power. From North Korea to the Indo-Pacific, from Washington to ASEAN, Jane Hardy spent decades working on some of Australia's most important strategic relationships. In The Diplomats, she shares the insights, judgements and lessons that only come from
'The Eyes of Ghana' tells the country's story through film - ABC listen (opens the original)
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When Ghana's first president was ousted in a coup in 1966, all the archival footage and documentary shot by his personal cameraman Chris Hesse was ordered to be burned. 60 years later, the country's story is once again being told and remembered through these recovered archives. You can see The Eyes of Ghana as part of The Africa Film Festival, which is on from September 3rd to 6th. Chris Hesse viewing some of his old film archive in The Eyes of Ghana.
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