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Telegraaf editor-in-chief Kamran Ullah discussed the historic American election results with Olof van Joolen. He also explained why Dutch media pay so much attention to the United States, addressed the stalled nitrogen debate and discussed dilemmas surrounding demonstrations and reporting on them.
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In an episode of *De Krant van Kamran*, editor-in-chief Kamran Ullah discussed the unrest surrounding the Eurovision Song Contest. He criticized broadcasters and described the current broadcasting system as bankrupt. He also addressed controversy involving a student from Gaza at Maastricht University and attempts to report to other media. The episode further covered the debate about the Sinterklaas procession in Rotterdam. Ullah said children were the victims of the dispute over diversity and inclusion.
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In the podcast *De Kamran newspaper*, editor-in-chief Kamran Ullah discussed the Hajar case with Olof van Joolen. The discussion addressed the murder case that has drawn attention in Amsterdam, the information published by De Telegraaf, and the considerations involved in reporting on a case described as still unclear in the Netherlands. Ullah also discussed the task of journalism when not all information can be shared. The podcast additionally covered reactions to the news that Rob Jetten was expecting a baby, a cyber incident that led to increased alertness at De Telegraaf, and unrest and political tensions in France.