Theresa May: Democracy in a time of war
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In a rare interview, former British Prime Minister Theresa May speaks with Malcolm Turnbull about the state of democracy in Europe.
As British Prime Minister at the time of the successful Brexit referendum, it fell to Theresa May to lead her country out of the European Union. When her own Conservative Party voted against the withdrawal deal for the third time she resigned as PM.
May reflects on the Brexit vote and speculates on what Putin will mean for the future of democracy in Europe. Available now on LiSTNR.
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