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  • Shadi Khan Saif: the Taliban’s war on the internet

    Shadi Khan Saif: the Taliban’s war on the internet
    Oct 5 2025
    Last week for 48 hours, and without any warning, Afghanistan was in a total internet blackout. It was a telecommunications shutdown imposed by the Taliban and one that had an immediate and profound impact on the population. Journalist and Full Story producer Shadi Khan Saif speaks to Reged Ahmad about the regime’s calculated effort to silence dissent
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    14 m
  • When did the US supreme court become so ‘lawless’?

    When did the US supreme court become so ‘lawless’?
    Oct 3 2025
    The US supreme court starts a new term on Monday, and the nine justices are preparing to take on cases that could prove crucial to the future of American society and democracy. Jonathan Freedland speaks to Prof Leah Litman about what exactly motivates the nine judges who are supposedly tasked with upholding the US constitution. When did the highest court in the land become so apparently partisan? Is there any coming back from this?
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    27 m
  • Newsroom edition: the battle to regulate AI

    Newsroom edition: the battle to regulate AI
    Oct 2 2025
    The Australian government is considering letting AI companies steal the work of thousands of creatives and journalists. Tech giants have put the potential value of AI on the economy at $116bn over the next decade, but only if governments get out of the way and don’t allow regulation to stifle its growth. A recent report - backed by big tech, and being considered by the government - suggests that companies should be allowed to freely access and use Australian content to train their AI models, putting aside copyright laws.Bridie Jabour speaks with editor Lenore Taylor, and deputy editor Patrick Keneally about the need to regulate AI and the threat it poses to journalism
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    20 m
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