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ABC News
6 days ago
- Politics
- ABC News
Casey Briggs predicts the Liberals will win the largest number of seats in the Tasmanian parliament
Casey Briggs predicts the Liberals will win the largest number of seats in the Tasmanian parliament
Al Jazeera
18-07-2025
- Politics
- Al Jazeera
Israel bombed Syria with 'no real consultation'
Israel bombed Syria with 'no real consultation' Quotable Akiva Eldar on Israel's attack on Damascus – framed as protecting Syria's Druze community. Political analyst Akiva Eldar talks about Israel's strike on Damascus – framed as protecting Syria's Druze community – but says the government acted without proper consideration. Video Duration 01 minutes 39 seconds 01:39 Video Duration 01 minutes 11 seconds 01:11 Video Duration 01 minutes 39 seconds 01:39 Video Duration 01 minutes 00 seconds 01:00 Video Duration 01 minutes 05 seconds 01:05 Video Duration 01 minutes 14 seconds 01:14 Video Duration 01 minutes 37 seconds 01:37
CTV News
16-07-2025
- Politics
- CTV News
Trump slams MAGA supporters calling for the release Epstein files
Watch CTV News' U.S. Political Analyst Eric Ham on the 'internal battle' of MAGA supporters who are being critical on the Epstein files.
Mail & Guardian
14-07-2025
- Politics
- Mail & Guardian
Born Free: Will John Steenhuisen lead past 2026? With Tara Roos
🎙️ This week on Born Free — Khumo Kumalo and Otsile Nkadimeng are joined by political analyst Tara Roos for a sharp, unfiltered conversation recorded on June 30th. 🔥 They unpack the DA's high-stakes ultimatum , the dramatic ousting of Andrew Whitfield , and the growing fractures shaking the official opposition. Who's really in charge — and what's next for South Africa's second-biggest party? But that's just the beginning. We also dig into Mayibuye , the new political initiative launched by Floyd Shivambu . Is this a bold step toward economic justice — or just another chapter in the EFF's political playbook? ⚖️ From collapsing coalitions to youth-led movements, Born Free takes you inside the power plays shaping tomorrow's South Africa. No spin. No slogans. Just fearless, future-focused conversation. #BornFreePodcast #SouthAfricaPolitics #DAUltimatum #Mayibuye #EFF #KhumoKumalo #OtsileNkadimeng #TaraRoos #YouthVoices #BornFreeGeneration #SAdebates #PoliticalAnalysis Khumo Kumalo is the visionary behind Misunderstood and the dynamic co-host of Born Free . Named one of the Mail & Guardian's Top 200 Young South Africans of 2024 , he is a bold voice in the country's evolving political discourse. As the author of Newsletter 94 (formerly Misunderstood), Kumalo delves into South Africa's complex history and shifting political landscape, reflecting on the dreams and realities of a post-apartheid nation. His passion for debate and current affairs was ignited at St John's College , later taking him to Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia , where he continued to sharpen his perspective on leadership and social change. Kumalo isn't just asking questions—he's challenging narratives, sparking conversations, and pushing South Africa's youth to rethink what it truly means to be Born Free . Otsile Nkadimeng is a published author, policy writer, and changemaker , balancing his role as a second-year university student with a deep commitment to youth empowerment. Recognized by News24 for his impact and awarded the Young Nelson Mandela Award in 2023 , he is shaping conversations on democracy, governance, and sustainability. As the Executive Director of SoWeVote , a platform he co-founded, Nkadimeng is making it easier for young South Africans to access critical information about politics and democracy. His advocacy extends beyond borders—he serves as a Youth Advisor to the Embassy of Sweden in Pretoria and is a fellow at the International Youth Think Tank , where he contributes to global youth policy discussions. Passionate about sustainability, he has co-founded and led multiple initiatives aimed at environmental and social progress across South Africa. Whether in civic engagement, international diplomacy, or grassroots activism, Nkadimeng is at the forefront of youth-led change, proving that young voices aren't just part of the conversation—they're leading it. Disclaimer: 'Born Free' is an opinion-based podcast and does not represent the views of M&G Media (PTY) LTD, its owners, affiliates, employees, or partners. The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests are their own and do not reflect the editorial stance of the Mail & Guardian.
ABC News
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- ABC News
Planet America moves to Monday nights on ABC TV
Planet America is moving to Monday nights at 9:35pm on ABC TV and ABC iview. Starting Monday 4 August Planet America joins 7.30 , A ustralian Story , Four Corners and Media Watch in an unmissable Monday night line-up. Hosted by Chas Licciardello and John Barron, Planet America offers a unique and insightful perspective on US politics, providing the latest news and expert political analysis through a sharp satirical lens. Chas Licciardello: "We're very excited for Planet America to be moving to Monday nights, which is a more traditional timeslot for news programming on the ABC main channel. On Wednesday nights it's been almost impossible to convince people that US politics wasn't some kind of elaborate dark comedy performance piece." John Barron: 'When Planet America started in 2012 the most outrageous thing Mitt Romney did when he was running against Obama was misspell 'Amercia'. Safe to say things have changed. 'Over the years we've been able to talk to Members of Congress, top advisors and dozens of the candidates – they really seem to enjoy speaking to people who can't vote! We'll still be pointing out the absurd and ridiculous as well as the deadly serious and concerning.' Encores of Planet America will be available on ABC TV and the ABC News Channel. About John Barron John has been covering American politics for the ABC for more than 20 years. He's the ABC's US politics analyst, author of a book about the history of Presidential primaries and co-host of Planet America since 2012. He was previously a presenter of The Drum, The Context and documentaries including 'Fly Me to the Moon' and 'The Party of Reagan'. About Chas Licciardello Chas has had the ideal preparation for covering American politics. The Chaser's election specials taught him about cheap political stunts. The Chaser's War on Everything taught him about grabbing the public's attention through frequent acts of stupidity, and The Checkout taught him how fraudsters and swindlers con the public. Now, on Planet America he's combining all that knowledge into one ALL CAPS TWEET. What a ride! Media contact Nikki Tugwell, ABC Communications
