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03. Be prepared

21 January 2021

In Finland, national security concerns more than just the military. That’s why the country has a dedicated invitation-only course that teaches CEOs, MPs and other decision-makers how to keep society functioning during a…

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The Late Edition - Monday 30 November

30 November 2020

Protesters in Paris demand an end to police brutality as France’s parliament debates a controversial security law. Plus: Brazil’s local elections, appointment television and why the Museum of London wants your dreams.

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The Globalist - Monday 30 November

30 November 2020

With Emmanuel Macron under fire for recent police brutality in France and his alienation of Muslims, we discuss the country’s identity crisis. Plus: we speak to WHO chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan and hear why Accor is…

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The opener

26 November 2020

Sustainable design solutions, scintillating marketing campaigns and cool cigarettes – the latest from around the globe.

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Under the influence

26 November 2020

Isolationism has taken the shine off the perception of the US. But its foreign policy remains tightly interwoven with much of the world. As a new president takes office, what do its allies want?

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Defence

26 November 2020

Russia takes an interest in CAR, Denmark’s mission to Greenland and Romania buys missiles.

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Art’s on fire

26 November 2020

Whatever you might have heard, the creative spark is alive and well. Need convincing? Take a wander through our pick of audial, visual and sensory reasons to be cheerful.

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The Foreign Desk - Peru’s procession of presidents

21 November 2020

Last week, Peru’s former president Martín Vizcarra was impeached. His replacement Manuel Merino resigned a few days later after police killed two protesters. Can Merino’s successor, Francisco Sagasti, calm the political…

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Turning heads

5 November 2020

From Belarus to Hong Kong, political uprisings were a feature of 2020. But 10 years on from the Arab Spring, it is clear that these heated movements don’t always result in real change. So what is the secret to success?…

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The Late Edition - Thursday 22 October

22 October 2020

The latest from Nigeria as demonstrations against police corruption continue. Plus: a look ahead to tonight’s final US presidential debate in Nashville and why the UK’s postal service is taking on parcel-delivery firms.

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The Globalist - Thursday 22 October

22 October 2020

We get the latest from the ground in Nigeria, after protests to end police brutality turn deadly. Plus: we preview the final US presidential debate and ask if airport Covid-19 tests will kickstart the aviation sector.

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Driven by success

22 October 2020

An app-based solution to Lima’s dangerous roads.

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Balance of power

22 October 2020

At a febrile time for the US, we meet three figures who are speaking up about social justice, civil rights and the power of fair reporting.

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The change-makers

22 October 2020

Whether they’ve required minor nips and tucks or major new infrastructure, the following five urban interventions have cleverly reimagined their neighbourhoods and cities for the better.

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Cities

22 October 2020

Cambodia builds a school for mayors and we ask Arnhem’s alderman how to prepare for climate change.

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After the explosion

17 September 2020

Our Beirut correspondent relives August’s fateful port blast and its harrowing aftermath – and hails the fellowship of the Lebanese.

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