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With increasing calls for more UN forces in Somalia and Mali to combat terrorism, we take a look at peacekeeping operations in Africa. We also criss-cross the Frieze fair in London, check in with…
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James Schneider of Think Africa Press sets the day’s agenda. We also examine German attitudes to instituting a minimum wage – a key stumbling block of in coalition talks – before going in search…
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Ethan Ilzetzki of the London School of Economics assesses the likelihood of an agreement on the debt ceiling by the deadline tomorrow. Jane Kinninmont sets the day’s agenda with a focus on the Middle…
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We set the day’s news agenda with ABC’s London correspondent Jeffrey Kofman, discuss why the Mo Ibrahim Prize was unable to find a winner for the fourth time in five years, and talk with…
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Author and academic, Oscar Guardiola-Rivera, joins us to set the day’s news agenda, we’re in Berlin to consider Angela Merkel’s coalition-building options, and we also find out about a new publication of Russian children’s…
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We discuss the flaws and deep corruption in Kenya’s public services, accused of abetting terrorism. We are on piste in North Korea and piste off in the South, as we get the lowdown on…
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We ask whether the UN should be granted immunity in the leagal case demanding compensation for cholera victims in Haiti, examine how artists contribute to our perceptions of conflict with curator Sara Bevan, and…
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We hear from Serbia’s young and ambitious finance minister as Belgrade gears up to announce some brutal austerity cuts, discuss the first public speech by the head of MI5 with Raffaello Pantucci of RUSI,…
