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Caleb Lauer reports on the murder retrial of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink. Plus, Monocle’s design team decamp to Habitare design fair in Helinsinki and James Schneider of Think Africa Press sets the day’s African news agenda.
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Kabul bureau chief for the New York Times, Rod Nordland, measures the impact of the killing of Afghanistan’s regional election chief. Plus, Kimberly Bradley reports from Berlin Art Week, and Adam Hug from the Foreign Policy Centre sets the day’s agenda.
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Martin Plaut, fellow at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies joins us to set the day’s news agenda, we hear about a new campaign attempting to save books in the digital age, and get a sneak peek of the new iPhone with our tech correspondent David Phelan.
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Constantine Buhayer and Nathalie Savaricas report on the likelihood of more Greek unrest, Oscar Guardiola-Rivera joins us to set the day’s agenda with stories from the Americas and our Section D team decamp to Lisbon to investigate the city’s third Architecture Triennale.
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Quentin Peel, Berlin bureau chief for the Financial Times, discusses the outcome of the Bavarian state election. James Boys of Kings College London sets the day’s agenda with a look at the news in the US and Martin Bailey reveals the secret of Van Gogh’s sunflowers paintings, as revealed in…
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We set the day’s news agenda with James Schneider, editor of Think Africa Press. Plus, the latest from Berlin as Angela Merkel prepares to defend her premiership next week, and filmmaker Beeban Kidron explores how the internet is changing young people’s view of the world.
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Are the Taliban and Afghan government any closer to reconciliation? How is a ‘civic folly’ engaging a local community in London? And what’s the latest in Mali? Plus a round-up of the Italian newspapers.
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Alessio Patalano from King’s College London joins us to set the day’s news agenda. We find out why the great and good of the business community are gathering in Dalian and run through this year’s Man Booker Prize shortlist with judge Natalie Haynes.
