Annabelle Quince

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Siobhan Marin |Jessie Kay |Annabelle Quince

Between Elon Musk’s questionable “hand salute” and Germany's far-right party doubling its share of votes, it feels like there are a lot of red flags in global politics.  How are far-right leaders weaponising fears? Are their extreme beliefs becoming more mainstream? And what could happen next? Guest: Annabelle Quince, host of Rear Vision.

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Annabelle Quince

In his first weeks in office, President Donald Trump has made a point of purging the federal government of D.E.I. - Diversity Equity and Inclusion initiatives. For many Americans the message is clear –  women, African Americans and non-white communities are less capable, and if they are in positions of power or authority in business or government, it’s because the standards were lowered.​The story of race relations and inclusion in America has a long history.

2 months ago | abc.net.au | Annabelle Quince

In his first weeks in office, President Donald Trump has made a point of purging the federal government of D.E.I. - Diversity Equity and Inclusion initiatives. For many Americans the message is clear –  women, African Americans and non-white communities are less capable, and if they are in positions of power or authority in business or government, it’s because the standards were lowered.​The story of race relations and inclusion in America has a long history.

2 months ago | abc.net.au | Annabelle Quince

Historically Germany has been one of the most politically stable nations in Europe and an economic powerhouse. But over the past few year’s things have changed – the German economy has started to slow; politics has become more fragmented and the extreme far right party the Alternative for Germany or AfD has doubled its political support. Last year the centre left three-party coalition government of Olaf Scholz collapsed.

2 months ago | abc.net.au | Lucia Stein |Annabelle Quince

Until Donald Trump Jr touched down in the capital city of Nuuk onboard Trump Force One in early January, Greenland's locals had every reason to believe life would continue as normal. Usually, the world's largest island has very little to do with the daily churn of US politics. But in late December, President Donald Trump claimed American ownership and control of Greenland, a semi-autonomous territory of Denmark, was an "absolute necessity" in a Truth Social post.