UpFront

Twen­ty years on from the US-led in­va­sion, Marc La­m­ont Hill chal­lenges the man tapped to over­see post-Sad­dam Iraq.

Twen­ty years on from the start of the Iraq war, we look at how the US and UK me­dia helped sell the war to the pub­lic.

‘We evolved to say to our­selves well, if we hear some­thing of­ten, it must be true … And this is the soul of pro­pa­gan­da.’

In an Up­Front Spe­cial, Marc La­m­ont Hill ex­am­ines why the US armed forces are fail­ing to hit their re­cruit­ment tar­gets.

‘What is hap­pen­ing in Mex­i­co is a hu­man rights emer­gency,’ says jour­nal­ist and au­thor An­abel Her­nan­dez.

The DRC’s Min­is­ter of Com­mu­ni­ca­tions, Patrick Muyaya, on the fight­ing in his coun­try and Rwan­da’s role in the con­flict.

‘Every­body is try­ing to grasp some­thing that gives them hope, and that hope is get­ting elim­i­nat­ed on a dai­ly ba­sis.’

Up­Front takes a look at what Ben­jamin Ne­tanyahu’s new hard­line cab­i­net means for Pales­tini­ans.

From school cur­ricu­lum changes to book bans, we ex­am­ine the roots and ef­fects of the anti-Crit­i­cal Race The­o­ry move­ment.

In the wake of Tyre Nichols’s killing at the hands of po­lice, Up­Front takes a look at polic­ing in the US.