Content advice: this episode contains a story detailing domestic violence.

Donald Trump has called Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a "dictator" and claimed that Ukraine started the war with Russia. It's left other world leaders reeling as Trump's comments highlight a big shift in the US's relationship with Russia. So what happens next?

And members of Melbourne's Muslim community are speaking out after alleged violent attacks on two women wearing hijabs. 

Plus, what is trauma-informed care and how can first responders use it when working with victim-survivors? 

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Listen now:

01:12 - Does Australia have an Islamophobia problem?

05:32 - The US's changing tactics for Ukraine 

18:00 - Trauma-informed care

Guests:

• Charles Miller, senior lecturer, Australian National University School of Politics and International Relations
• Alison Scott, co-chair, Lived Experience Advisory Council

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