Join a trusted and insightful guide, former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to walk though one of the most vexed and consequential questions of our time. Are we witnessing the decline of western/liberal democracy?
External threats to our democracies have not gone away - as Vladimir Putin has demonstrated in Ukraine, but we are now realising that the greatest threats to our democracies are not fro... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Recorded at Malcolm Turnbull’s Sovereignty and Security forum held in Canberra.
Is Trump 2.0 an aberration, or a seismic 8 on the Richter scale of international relations? We cannot grit our teeth and ride this out. We must confront reality.
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Recorded at Malcolm Turnbull’s Sovereignty and Security forum held in Canberra.
This panel examines how Australia pursues its national interest in a “might is right” world, and if we should work with other countries to mitigate the economic damage ... more
Recorded at Malcolm Turnbull’s Sovereignty and Security forum held in Canberra.
In the absence of support from America, should Australia adopt an Echidna Strategy - friendly to those who don’t mean us harm, and spikey and indigestible to those who ... more
Recorded at Malcolm Turnbull’s Sovereignty and Security forum held in Canberra.
This panel discusses the viability of AUKUS in its current form, and what needs to change to deliver sovereign undersea warfare capabilities that Australia can afford t... more
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Is timely, crucial and very levelheaded. Highly recommended to all.
In a world that seems more unhinged, this podcast offers history and level headed perspective.
Should be listened to by all Australians
Turncoat Turnbull at his best. A traitor to the Nation.
The episodes about Taiwan and trump are insightful. Overall interesting and balanced until the topic of the Gaza genocide comes up, where Malcolm becomes pretty cowardly and biased. I liked the point about addressing the conditions that create terrorism, but he doesn’t seem to apply it to the Palestinian resistance to occupation.
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The content focuses on the pressing challenges to democracy, particularly in the West, emphasizing both external threats from authoritarian regimes and internal issues such as polarization and misinformation. Throughout various episodes, key themes include the importance of democratic values, the dynamics of global political relationships, especially concerning countries like China and Russia, and the role of influential political figures in shaping contemporary governance. Unique segment discussions often include insights from experts across different fields, offering listeners a rich understanding of the state of democracy and what can be done to defend it.
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