In this podcast, a journalist explains his belief that the Russian apartment bombings in 1999 were an FSB operation to bring Putin to power, and discusses how Putin's aggression towards Ukraine has redirected attention towards this theory.
Learn about the work and legacy of journalist Scott Anderson, who inspired the film "The Hunting Party" through his fearless reporting on the conflict in Bosnia. He wrote an influential story for GQ and continues to cover conflicts around the world, including the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
A discussion on media coverage during wars and how the American cause is usually viewed as just despite mistakes and bad decisions being made. The conversation also includes the current situation in Ukraine and the role the media plays in conflict reporting.
The New York Times journalist Sabrina Tavernisi speaks with colleague Bill Broad on Putin's threat to use a particular kind of nuclear weapon, how it works and the implications of deploying it in Ukraine.
Chinese incursions into US territory and Russian attacks on Ukraine continue to highlight America's vulnerabilities, according to officials. Meanwhile, Ukraine is bracing itself for a large-scale Russian offensive to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the invasion.
Despite the bombs and forced migrations occurring in Ukraine, many Russians refuse to believe the news, as relatives in Ukraine attempt to inform them. The misinformation campaign coming from Russia sheds light on how it affects not only Ukrainians, but Russians as well.