7 September 2022
Episode 2878
60 minutes
We unpack why Russia is turning to North Korea for weapons. Plus: anger mounts in Indonesia over fuel price increase, Brazil celebrates its independence day and a look at the newly released Booker prize shortlist.
7 September 2022
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Russia’s scramble for arms
Politico’s contributing editor Zoya Sheftalovich and James Fretwell from NK News explain why Moscow is clamouring for arms.
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