Keir Starmer’s brief premiership ended amid struggles to resonate with voters and the British press. As Andy Burnham positions himself to become the UK’s seventh prime minister in ten years, the question remains: can he steer through a media environment reshaped by Brexit and the ascent of Reform UK?
Contributors:
Chris Painter – Professor, Birmingham City University
Peter Oborne – Journalist and broadcaster
Shehab Khan – Political editor, Zeteo UK
Polly Toynbee – Columnist, The Guardian
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A contentious luxury resort linked to Donald Trump’s family has triggered weeks of protests in Albania. While much of the nation’s media has largely ignored the unrest, reporter Ryan Kohls explores how activists are leveraging independent journalism and social media to craft their own narrative.
Argentina’s Far-Right Rewrite of the Past
Across Latin America, right‑wing populist movements are waging a cultural offensive to reinterpret history. In Argentina, President Javier Milei—supported by a network of influencers and YouTubers—is leading a reevaluation of how the country’s military dictatorship era is recalled and discussed.
Featuring:
Agustín Laje – President, Faro Foundation; YouTuber
Sol Montero – Professor, National University of San Martín
Reporter: Tariq Nafi
Producer: Ella Willis
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