Ep36. (Part I) Former Armenian President Sarkissian on: Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day

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Ep 187. Iran War restarted? And Is Latin America moving to the right?

Over the weekend Iran launched waves of missiles at Israel, while Israel retaliated against military targets and a petrochemical complex in Iran, as an uneasy two-month truce appeared to break down. Trump had earlier appeared keen to avoid an escalation, telling Bibi not to respo ...  Show more

Ep 186. How to oust Netanyahu, and give the UAE tough love

It is our favourite time of the month, listeners questions! This week Jason and Jane take listener questions around topics including: Will Netanyahu be ousted in this year’s elections? Have the Israeli anti-Bibi bloc learned the lessons of Hungary before the next parliamentary el ...  Show more

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