Monash University's Wellings on UK Politics

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by the UK Conservative Party under Liz Truss's leadership. It highlights the party's internal divisions, unpopular fiscal policies, and the struggle to maintain credibility in international markets. The discussion also touches on the party's identity crisis, comparing current events to past political challenges, and the difficulty in defining what the party stands for in the current political climate.

What historical events are compared to the current economic situation faced by the Conservatives?

What does the term 'nasty party' refer to in the context of the Conservative Party?

How does the current Conservative leadership reflect on the party's identity and future direction?