Through rigorous debate, Marc Lamont Hill cuts through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom.
‘We don’t have the capacity to control mobs once they are unleashed,’ says the chair of Amnesty International India.
Marc Lamont Hill presses Moscow’s ambassador to the EU on the Russian Armed Forces’ actions in Ukraine.
‘People have already been traumatised, and then under the stress of COVID, that trauma is being expressed.’
‘Why wouldn’t you strengthen your only line of defence against a deadly pandemic?’
‘We all live in a world that is very vulnerable and very fragile,’ says UNHCR’s Joung-ah Ghedini-Williams.
Economist and author Sergei Guriev on the political and economic implications of sanctions over Russia’s war in Ukraine.
‘He wants to think himself as a nowadays Stalin,’ renowned Russian journalist Yevgenia Albats tells Marc Lamont Hill.
‘Russia will never be the same,’ says Leonid Drabkin, coordinator of the NGO OVD-Info.
Are accusations of antisemitism being used to silence support for Palestinian rights?
‘We are fighting on the defensive against an offensive from Russia for our right to exist and to live.’
‘They call it a war against drugs, but … they don’t want to destroy the business, they want to administer the business.’
Marc Lamont Hill challenges the former spokesperson for Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.
‘We’ve seen this return of the politicised athlete … There’s been an explosion of politics over the last decade.’
Renowned scholar says GOP is more akin to ‘a radical insurgency’ with ‘no interest in democracy’ than a political party.
