After America
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The United States we thought we knew is gone. And it isn’t coming back.
Every week on After America, Dr Emma Shortis examines the second Trump presidency, its impact at home and abroad, and how Australia can help shape our rapidly changing world for the better.
Presented by the Australia Institute.
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- Trumpism on the ballot in US midterms as Netanyahu fights to remain Israeli leader · 36 min · Episódio 126The midterms are finally upon us. On Tuesday US time, Americans will vote in a new Congress – and deliver a verdict on two years of the second Trump administration.
- Trump still the elephant in Canberra as US midterms approach · 32 min · Episódio 125Allan Behm and Dr Emma Shortis discuss key races in the midterms, the upcoming Israeli election, and the latest from the Canberra bubble on Euro-Indo-Atlanto-Pacific strategic…
- Waking up to reality? How Europe’s responding to Trump 2.0 · 33 min · Episódio 124The United States keeps telling us what an unreliable ally it is. Are European governments now getting the message?
- Australian government unprepared to "back its own values" with Trump's America · 25 min · Episódio 123The Australian government has been excruciatingly silent when it comes to standing up for the International Criminal Court and foundations of international law it so loves to…
- Shared challenges, shared failures: Canada and Australia aren’t meeting the moment · 35 min · Episódio 122While miles apart in their responses to the Trump administration, Canada and Australia are in lock-step on expanding fossil fuel production.
- Placid Trump-Xi summit bucks Washington ‘consensus’ of ever-rising tensions · 26 min · Episódio 121Last week’s Trump-Xi meeting delivered few tangible outcomes, but is a bigger shift in US-China relations under way?
- Where are the red lines? Australia, genocide and international law · 29 min · Episódio 120A new suite of legislation aims to ensure that Australia doesn’t fund, arm or invest in illegal settlements, war crimes or genocide – but the federal government has blocked an…
- America’s “shocking” access to Australian bases, revealed · 34 min · Episódio 119The United States controls or has access to more than 100 defence facilities on Australian soil, according to new research.
- "Part of the problem": why Australia, US haven't joined global nuclear weapons ban treaty · 26 min · Episódio 118Nine nuclear weapons states are holding the rest of the world “hostage to annihilation”, but the Australian government is yet to act on a global ban.
- An unhealthy alliance: 75 years of ANZUS · 29 min · Episódio 117The Australia-United States relationship is strong in spite of the flawed defence partnership.
- Will the midterms be NOT NORMAL? with Chas Licciardello · 31 min · Episódio 116What might the midterms mean for an historically unpopular president?
- USS Lincoln exposes fundamental flaw at the heart of Australian defence policy · 33 min · Episódio 115If the United States government isn’t caring for its own military personnel, how could policymakers expect the US to come to Australia’s aid?
- International law is under attack. Australia can stand up for justice. · 31 min · Episódio 114The Australian government constantly talks up the international rules-based order – but its willingness to uphold the principles that underpin it is inconsistent at best.
- "Quiet, piggy": how the Trump administration projects misogyny abroad · 34 min · Episódio 113Fragile men in government and tech are supercharging misogyny in the United States and beyond.
- Matt Bevan on the midterms and where Trump’s money comes from · 32 min · Episódio 112Faced with an entirely new type of president, the Australian government insists on playing an old game by the old rules.
- As American democracy faces huge tests, is Australia prepared for the worst? · 32 min · Episódio 111No one knows what’ll happen at the November midterms or the next presidential election. Is the Australian government prepared for the worst-case scenario?
- Trump administration chips away at independent media, faith in democracy · 36 min · Episódio 110Former Washington Post journalist Anna Fifield reflects on her time at the paper, the state of American media, and New Zealand’s role in the world.
- BONUS | What's the point of One Nation? · 17 minIntroducing The Australia Institute's new podcast series, What's the Point? with Richard Denniss.
- Sycophants and yes-men · 32 min · Episódio 109Even with his luxury jet grounded, Trump and his administration have flown the United States into a strategic black hole.
- After its big birthday, what comes next for America? · 32 min · Episódio 108On the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, in a heat wave, delayed by storms, Donald Trump gave a very Donald Trump speech.
