Rory Mulholland

Gabriela Mazzones Rojo, Caracas-based journalist on political prisoners and human rights. Rory Mulholland, reporter on migration and policing in Mayotte. Dan Karpinchuk, Toronto reporter on Canada–US relations and the Gordie Howe Bridge. They discuss prison releases and amnesty uncertainty in Venezuela. They cover deadly maritime policing and migrant crossings in Mayotte. They examine threats to the Windsor–Detroit bridge and political fallout in Canada.

Rory Mulholland, correspondent in Mayotte covering migration and local policing. Dan Karpinchuk, Toronto reporter on the Gordie Howe Bridge and diplomatic rows. Gabriela Mazzones Rojo, Caracas journalist on a promised amnesty and disputed prisoner counts. They discuss aggressive maritime interceptions, a surprise US-Canada bridge controversy, and opaque amnesty processes and family reactions.

Dan Karpinchuk, a field reporter, discusses Canada's ambitious plan to create a 300,000-strong civil defence force in response to shifting security concerns. Rory Mulholland reports from Marseille, revealing the harrowing impact of drug-related violence and how children are drawn into gang culture. Meanwhile, Russell Padmore sheds light on the UK’s exclusion from an EU defence funding programme, detailing the implications for Britain's arms industry and procurement challenges. Together, these insights paint a vivid picture of current defence issues in Canada, France, and the UK.