Washington is dealing with the biggest United States intelligence leak in a decade. Among the secrets already revealed: sensitive information on the war in Ukraine and evidence of the US spying on its allies. American officials are in diplomatic damage control mode, trying to manage the coverage of a story that shows no sign of letting up.
Contributors: Anatol Lieven - Eurasia programme director, Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft Anton Barbashin - Editorial director, Riddle Idrees Ali - National security correspondent, Reuters Lucy Birge - Russian media specialist and open-source researcher
On our radar: Producer Flo Phillips looks into leaks of a different kind at Fox News. An upcoming lawsuit and a bunch of private text messages, made public, turn an interview with former President Donald Trump into an awkward affair.
Street papers changing the perception of homelessness: "Street papers" are part of the media landscape worldwide - providing the unhoused vendors who sell them an income, and the audiences that read them stories surrounding homelessness. Producer Johanna Hoes looks into Street Roots, a paper based in Portland, Oregon, telling the word on the street, from the ground up.
Contributors: Israel Bayer - Director, International Network of Street Papers North America Dumpsta D - Vendor and poet, Street Roots Karen Flemming - Vendor, Street Roots Chris Herring - Professor of sociology, UCLA Nettie Johnson - Vendor and writer, Street Roots DeVon Pouncey - Vendor program director, Street Roots Kaia Sand - Executive director, Street Roots
