In Solidarity – by openDemocracy
In Solidarity - by openDemocracy
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In Solidarity is an openDemocracy podcast about people, power and politics, co-hosted by our editors based in London, Abuja and Montevideo and featuring guests from the around the world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The podcast tackles critical contemporary issues such as the far-right's anti-women agenda, Trumpism as a religious movement, and the complexity of Syria's geopolitical and cultural landscape, supported by insights from experts and authors through various episode themes.
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How do progressive movements defeat the far right without adopting their doom-laden narrative?
In this episode of In Solidarity, Aman is joined by fellow openDemocracy investigative journalists Sian Norris and Ethan Shone to break down the recent Labour conference and how it fits into the rapidly changing political landscape in the UK.
From repealing Thatcher-era bans on public water ownership to tackling the decades-long crisis in social care, does Burnham’s vision offer genuine structural reform or merely ”empty calories” wrapped in charismatic delivery?
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Presented by Aman Sethi
Produced by Harry Beney
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