Synopsis
Making sense of Australias place in the world, Between the Lines puts contemporary international issues and events into a broader historical context, seeking out original perspectives and challenging accepted wisdoms.
Episodes
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North and South Korean leaders meet; Hungary's strongman president, Victor Orban
26/04/2018 Duration: 28min -
US foreign policy in Syria; 50 years on: Enoch Powell's Rivers of Blood speech
19/04/2018 Duration: 28min -
British MP Jesse Norman on conservatism and capitalism; China's push to dominate AI
12/04/2018 Duration: 28min -
John Howard reflects on the waterfront wars; travels with Girl, Piano, Truck.
05/04/2018 Duration: 28min -
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Indigenous views on changing Australia Day and the Kellog-Briand pact of 1928.
25/01/2018 Duration: 28min -
The Brexit crisis and more
20/01/2018 Duration: 25minSir Max Hastings in conversation with Tom Switzer about Brexit, President Trump, Boris Johnson, the Vietnam War and social media.
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Network theory, Trump and Brexit
13/01/2018 Duration: 25minHistorian Niall Ferguson on Trump's presidency, Brexit, and the new social networks.
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International rules
06/01/2018 Duration: 25minWhy pirates have returned to Africa and a rules based international order.
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