# Waleed Aly
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waleed aly (born 15 August 1978) is an Australian writer, academic, lawyer, media presenter and musician. Aly is a co-host of Network Ten's news and current affairs television program The Project, he writes for Fairfax Media, and is a lecturer in politics at Monash University working in their Global Terrorism Research Centre. In 2016, he won the Gold Logie Award for Best Personality on Australian Television.
Waleed Aly on the crisis of liberalism
In the latest Quarterly Essay, one of Australia's leading public intellectuals tries to make sense of what's happening through a philosophical prism.
In particular, he looks at the crisis of liberalism, a collection of ideas which has shaped politics and society since the Age of Enlightenment in th…
Day 2963 - Last Minute Media Request
In this episode I discuss my overnight media request for an interview on the ABC breakfast morning show with Waleed Aly.
Waleed Aly — Future of Liberalism
Waleed Aly examines what happened to liberalism, the rise of new conservative and progressive politics, and why freedom can sometimes feel so unfree.
Will Argentina go to war with the UK over the Falklands?
Argentina's President Javier Milei is suffering in the polls. The Falkland Islands may help with that.
Javier Milei's radical style of leadership has earned him more than just the nickname 'El Loco', it's engendered a serious turnaround in Argentina's economy, slashing inflation down from triple di…
Is liberal democracy running out of answers?
For decades, liberal democracy came with a promise: that with each generation we would become freer, wealthier, and have more control over our lives.
But after years of economic shocks, war and political upheaval, more and more people seem to have stopped believing that promise.
And in its place,…
They risked their lives for Australia. We left them behind in Afghanistan
Four years after Kabul fell, hundreds of Afghans who worked for the Australian Defence Force, diplomats and NGOs are still waiting on promised visas, while facing lethal risk.
Waleed Aly and Hamish Macdonald speak to security consultant Dr Tony Murney and Azadi-e Zan's Susan Hutchinson, both of wh…
Is Australia the world's last great book-loving nation?
Richard Walsh has spent decades publishing books. He thinks the physical book is surviving for a reason.
As Radio National prepares to reveal Australia's Top 100 Books, Walsh joins Geraldine Doogue and Waleed Aly to explain why print continues to endure, even as reading habits decline and digital p…
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Waleed Aly on the Greens' Mamdani moment
In the United States, they’re calling it the 'Mamdani effect' - a surge in support for democratic socialist candidates.
And here, the Greens are hoping for their own Zohran Mamdani moment, with the party’s think tank pitching an Australian version of the New York mayor’s plan for publicly owned sup…
These days everything is political — is that bad for politics?
Writing in the 1850s, at the advent of what we would come to understand as the popular press — which is to say, periodicals for mass distribution, rather than aimed at paid-up members of unions and parties, or mercantilists with particular interests in, say, the price of cotton — Danish philosopher…
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