Does Elon Musk have too much money? When will Hormuz re-open? Has America messed up hosting the World Cup? In the latest episode of Disorder, Jane and Jason answer listeners' burning questions. Hear their analysis at disordershow.com/latest.

In the second episode of Disorder: Latest, Jason speaks with guest Thomas de Waal on the central role of Bidzina Ivanishvili in 21st century Georgian politics.

Why can't Britain's leaders govern anymore? How can we break the cycle of failed prime ministerships? Disorder co-host Jane Kinninmont explains what went wrong and why the UK cannot escape recurrent leadership crises. Watch the full episode at disordershow.com/latest.

Can Israel oust Netanyahu? How would Reform govern Britain? Is the UAE causing chaos in the region? On the latest episode of Disorder, Jason and Jane answer listeners' burning questions. Hear their full answers by searching 'Disorder' on Spotify or YouTube.

Russia's military has been posting AI-generated videos of soldiers planting Russian flags in Ukrainian cities. Analyst and lawyer @davidtafuri explains why. Hear his full analysis by searching 'Disorder' on Spotify or YouTube.

Could Ukraine be turning the screw on Russia? And how is the Middle East region being reshaped? Jason is joined by David Tafuri, a lawyer who works on emerging democracies in the Middle East, Africa, South Asia and Latin America. They discuss how our interconnected world is spreading Disorder.

The tragic story of Ryan Cornelius, wrongly jailed in Dubai for 18 years today. Today on Disorder, as part of our new Disorder Latest series, we hear the story of Ryan Cornelius, and what the UK Government should (but is failing to) do to get him released.

Trump, China and the New World Order What was Trump's strategy heading into talks with Beijing? And who will be the winners and losers from the emerging global order? Jane Kinninmont talks with former Chatham House colleague, Leslie Vinjamuri, about possible outcomes of Trump's trip to China.

Brexit: Has Britain Made it's Choice? Mark Lobel speaks with Alan Mendoza about whether the Brexit debate is truly over, the possibility of Britain rejoining the EU, and why he believes Labour would face defeat if it pushed to reverse Brexit.

What are Reform's plans for Britain? In the May 7, 2026 UK elections, Reform won big. On this special episode of Disorder Mark and Jason ask: does the UK have a future at all anymore? Will it be very disorderly? And what are Reform’s actual policies?

Should British Royals face more accountability after Epstein files? The Epstein Files revealed the extent to which former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor used his position in the UK Royal Family to benefit himself and others close to him. How do we stop this from happening in the future?

How did Peter Mandelson and ex-prince Andrew know each other - and form part of Epstein's network? Author and historian Andrew Lownie gives the backstory behind Mandelson and Andrew's bond, explaining how they fit into Epstein's network of power. Hear the full story at disordershow.com/latest.

The real story behind Sarah Ferguson, Andrew + Epstein The Epstein files revealed all about former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, but what of his long time partner, Sarah Ferguson (otherwise known as Fergie)? Turns out, she and Andrew had very similar personalities, as Andrew Lownie reveals.

Was Jeffrey Epstein a Russian asset? Did Epstein work for the Russians? Who was he passing information to? Author and historian Andrew Lownie explains how Epstein collected intelligence on key individuals and who he might have been giving it to. Hear the full story at disordershow.com/latest

How did ex-Prince Andrew get drawn into Epstein's network? In this episode of Disorder, Jason speaks to author Andrew Lownie about the ex-prince's life. They discuss his ties to Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell and the role of foreign intelligence. Visit disordershow.com/latest to hear the rest.

Last week in Virginia, Democrats fought back against Republicans in an ongoing redistricting war that is waging across the US. As both parties eye up more potential states to gerrymander, how will the political map be affected?

Can Iran reopen the Strait of Hormuz? As US-Iran negotiations stall, is there a path forward for shipping to resume through the Strait of Hormuz? Hear Jason's answer by listening to the latest episode of Disorder on Spotify or YouTube.

Could the Iran war restart? And who are the winners? In this episode of Disorder, Jason and Jane take your questions about the Iran war and the latest headlines, from Orban's loss in Hungary to redistricting in Virginia. Catch the full episode by searching 'Disorder' on Spotify or YouTube.

Disorder's Mark Lobel spoke to Morgan McSweeney about the vetting scandal over Peter Mandelson. Does McSweeney regret his role? Do he and Mandelson still speak? Follow Disorder on Spotify and YouTube for more hard-hitting coverage of Epstein's network and its infiltration of UK politics.

Antarctica was once a frontier - removed, by treaty, from the hostilities of the outside world. Jason Pack is joined by former diplomat/host of Disorder Arthur Snell, as they discuss why earth's 'Frozen Continent' is becoming a battleground in it's own right.

Can Zionism still keep Jews safe? As Israel marks Independence Day, Disorder host Jason Pack asks President of the Board of Deputies Phil Rosenberg: can Israel restore its global position? And has it really made Jews safer? Hear their conversation by searching 'Disorder' on Spotify or YouTube.

How does Russia bypass NATO defences? A tiny mining town on one of the worlds remotest archipelagos acts as Russia's gateway to the North Atlantic. But why does it matter now?

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Has Trump out-played the markets? Is is possible that some investors are simply hedging their bets that this blockade will itself prove to be a fleeting endeavour by TACO-Trump? Or is this part of Trump's strategy to play the markets in his favour?

Who's winning the war for energy resources? On this week's episode of Disorder, Jason Pack speaks to former co-host Arthur Snell about his new book "Elemental", and how climate change will shape geopolitics in the 21st century. To hear their conversation, visit disordershow.com/latest.

What if the biggest misunderstanding about Iran isn’t its government - but its people? In the final episode of her 5 part series on Iran, Jane Kinninmont speaks to Iran analyst Holly Dagres, who grew up in Iran before building a career in Washington, DC, trying to bridge that exact gap.

What if the story you’ve heard about the Iranian Revolution isn’t quite as simple as it seems? She talks about joining the resistance as a teenager, her experiences as a peshmerga, and how those early years shaped a lifetime of political activism and campaigning for women’s rights.

Did Trump underestimate Iran's leaders? What did he get wrong when he chose to go to war? Search Disorder on Spotify or YouTube to hear Michael Stephens, Senior Associate Fellow at RUSI, explain what the US President didn't know about Iran's regime when making the decision to go to war in Iran.

Did the US-Iran war hurt Iran's fight for democracy? Disorder co-hosts Jane Kinninmont and Mark Lobel discusses how the war may have backfired in its attempt to weaken Iran's leadership and push the country towards democracy. Hear their full analysis by searching 'Disorder' on YouTube or Spotify.

Can Iran Adapt to Survive? What scenarios are likely to play out in order for a fractured Iran to continue under the current regime?

Is this a breaking point, or the beginning of something new? Today on Disorder, Jane Kinninmont speaks with Nazenin Ansari - journalist, Managing Editor of Kayhan London, and one of the most prominent voices covering Iran from the diaspora - about what this pivotal moment means for Iran’s future.

In this episode of Jane Kinninmont’s 5 part series on Iran, she talks with Dina Esfandiary - a leading analyst of Middle East geopolitics and nuclear risk - to unpack what’s really happening inside Iran, and why so many predictions about its collapse have fallen short.

As war escalates, many in the West expected Iran to crack. It hasn’t. In this episode of Jane Kinninmont’s 5 part series on Iran, she talks with Dina Esfandiary - a leading analyst of Middle East geopolitics and nuclear risk - to unpack why predictions keep falling short for Iranian citizens.

Does Trump have a plan to end the Iran war - and what role can the rest of the world play in pushing for a ceasefire? Disorder host Jason Pack speaks to Michael Stephens, senior fellow at Global Nation, to find out Search for the Disorder podcast on YouTube or Spotify to hear their analysis.

Why did Trump fire Pam Bondi? US President Trump dismissed his Attorney General Pam Bondi on Thursday, just weeks after replacing Kristi Noem as DHS Secretary. What's behind the firings - and are more still to come over the Iran war? Search the Disorder podcast on Spotify or YouTube to find out.

The UK plans to host 35 countries for a summit discussing how to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. But beyond talks, can the UK military offer any concrete support in the region - and should it? Hear Mark Lobel and Jane Kinninmont's analysis in the latest episode of the Disorder on Spotify or Youtube.

Why is Pakistan leading diplomatic efforts to end the US-Iran war? Over a month in, regional countries are scrambling to bring an end to the US-Iran war. Co-hosts Mark and Jane discuss that and more on the latest episode of Disorder. Hear their full analysis on Spotify or YouTube.

Are the US and Israel any closer to their war goals in Iran? And could a ceasefire be coming? In this episode of Disorder, co-hosts Mark and Jane answer your questions about the Iran war and its impact worldwide. Catch the full conversation by searching 'Disorder' on Spotify or YouTube.

How does peacekeeping actually work? Has it failed to achieve its aims? In the latest episode of Disorder, co-host Jane Kinninmont speaks to the UN Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, Jean-Pierre Lacroix. Hear the full conversation by searching 'Disorder' on YouTube or Spotify.

How does peace work in our new global order? Can conflict resolution still occur in a fractured UN? What's changed about how our society responds to war? Disorder co-host, @jane.kinninmont is joined by Jean-Pierre Lacroix, the Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations. Go watch the full episode.

Will the Middle East Survive? | Iran War Fractures are beginning to appear as the global powers begin to play their cards. This conflict has gone beyond the week-long threshold first touted by the administration earlier this month - the longer this continues, the bigger these fractures will become.

This week on Disorder, co-host Jane Kinninmont asks: As conflicts rage worldwide and peace settlements are few, what future does peacekeeping have? Hear her full conversation with UN Under-Secretary-General of Peace Operations Jean-Pierre LaCroix by searching 'Disorder' on Spotify or YouTube.

Can a popular uprising work in Iran? Both the US and Israel have called on the Iranian people to rise up and overthrow their government. In the latest episode of Disorder, host Jason Pack explains why that's harder than it seems. Search 'Disorder' on Spotify or YouTube to hear his full analysis.

Can the US defend Hormuz? Has Trump finally blinked on the global stage? Jason and Mark break down the precarious situation in the Persian Gulf, and why any provocation might lead to a full-scale ground invasion.

Could Trump Iran War destroy global economy? With oil prices surging, what could be the long term impact of this Iran War on economies worldwide? And what does it mean if we're losing 1 trillion dollars a week? In this week's episode, Jason and Mark discuss the economy impact of Trump's war.

Could Trump's Iran war tank the global economy? As oil prices surge, Disorder co-hosts Jason Pack and Mark Lobel look at the global fallout of the war, asking how China, Russia and the Gulf countries have been affected. To catch their full conversation, search for Disorder on Spotify or YouTube.

Is Trump having another Taj Mahal moment? In 1990, Trump build a new casino, the Taj Mahal, which he called the eighth wonder of the world. 26 years later, the casino closed, costing investors millions. A big hubris failure, could the same be happening in Iran?

Trump's Iran war is illegal, here's why.

The Mandelson scandal deepens ever further.

America is broken. Here's why. American democracy barely functions, so how do we protect it? Jason is joined this week by Richard Symons from Compass & Co. They discuss the pressing issue of democratic backsliding, what it means, what causes it, some innovative solutions being proposed.