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Iran’s crackdown, with Yalda Hakim
As the Iranian state attacks journalists at home and abroad, Masih Alinejad and Paul Caruana Galizia discuss the threat now posed by the regime with the BBC’s Yalda Hakim
Truth Tellers
As the Iranian state attacks journalists at home and abroad, Masih Alinejad and Paul Caruana Galizia discuss the threat now posed by the regime with the BBC’s Yalda Hakim
Truth Tellers
Journalism’s greatest power couple discuss the lessons of Watergate, and the enduring principles of good investigative reporting.
Sensemaker Audio
Pro-democracy campaigner Jimmy Lai has been imprisoned in Hong Kong since December 2020. What does his case tell us about media freedom in Hong Kong?
Sensemaker Audio
The government has unveiled new, tougher measures to stop people crossing the Channel in small boats. But it faces legal and practical challenges. Why are they doing it and will it work?
Sensemaker Audio
After a long and contentious election campaign, Bola Tinubu has been declared president-elect of Nigeria. What does his victory tell us about the challenges facing Africa’s most populous country and biggest economy?
Sensemaker Audio
After three years and countless deaths, were the people who think Covid came from a Chinese lab right all along?
Sensemaker Audio
Iran has killed a British-Iranian national accused of spying for the UK. What does it tell us about the relationship between the two countries?
Sensemaker Audio
Prince Harry has made a series of extraordinary claims about the British royal family. But what is he trying to achieve and is he succeeding?
Sensemaker Audio
On Sunday, thousands of protesters supporting former president Jair Bolsonaro stormed Brazil’s parliamentary buildings. How much is Bolsonaro to blame?
Truth Tellers
As the Iranian state attacks journalists at home and abroad, Masih Alinejad and Paul Caruana Galizia discuss the threat now posed by the regime with the BBC’s Yalda Hakim
Truth Tellers
Journalism’s greatest power couple discuss the lessons of Watergate, and the enduring principles of good investigative reporting.
Sensemaker Audio
Pro-democracy campaigner Jimmy Lai has been imprisoned in Hong Kong since December 2020. What does his case tell us about media freedom in Hong Kong?
Sensemaker Audio
The government has unveiled new, tougher measures to stop people crossing the Channel in small boats. But it faces legal and practical challenges. Why are they doing it and will it work?
Sensemaker Audio
After a long and contentious election campaign, Bola Tinubu has been declared president-elect of Nigeria. What does his victory tell us about the challenges facing Africa’s most populous country and biggest economy?
Sensemaker Audio
After three years and countless deaths, were the people who think Covid came from a Chinese lab right all along?
Sensemaker Audio
Iran has killed a British-Iranian national accused of spying for the UK. What does it tell us about the relationship between the two countries?
Sensemaker Audio
Prince Harry has made a series of extraordinary claims about the British royal family. But what is he trying to achieve and is he succeeding?
Sensemaker Audio
On Sunday, thousands of protesters supporting former president Jair Bolsonaro stormed Brazil’s parliamentary buildings. How much is Bolsonaro to blame?
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