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We discuss President Biden’s trip to Asia and his goals to strengthen ties in the region. Plus: we preview this weekend’s elections in Australia, catch up on the latest from the Cannes Film Festival, and hear about a symphony that is out of this world.
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The first commercial flight in six years took off from Yemen’s rebel-held capital yesterday, after a truce was agreed last month between the internationally recognised government and the Houthis. Is Yemen opening up to the world at last? Iona Craig gives us the latest.
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Sweden and Finland move a step closer to joining Nato. Opendemocracy’s international security expert Paul Rogers discusses this historic foreign-policy shift.
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Russia analyst Stephen Dalziel explains how Moscow might respond if Finland joins Nato.
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David Stevens heads to the Catalan capital of Barcelona to visit a historic building that offers a fresh perspective on one of its long-hidden façades.
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In this special episode of ‘The Foreign Desk’, we speak to the descendants of major political figures. What’s it really like to be the child of a head of state? How weird is it when everyone else’s president is your parent? And are the descendants of villains able to move on from their ancestor’s crimes? Andrew Mueller speaks to Josina Machel, Gerald Posner and Nina Khrushcheva.
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We talk to Nils Leonard of Uncommon Creative Studio and Nora Apsel, founder of Morty, a company shaking up the US mortgage market by putting consumers in control. Nils and Nora are entrepreneurs who share a passion for consumer advocacy, a commitment to doing business with purpose, and a belief in challenging and changing the status quo.
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Having grown up in a house designed by Iwan Iwanoff, Jack Lovel talks us through his new book ‘Catching Light’, which explores the work of the influential Australian architect.
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