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Fat of the land

17 January 2019

Qatar has an obesity epidemic; we meet the people working to change this, then explore initiatives around the world.

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Hosting the institutions of the EU can be a double-edged sword. But Belgium’s unique federation has plenty to offer on the world stage through its liberal and energetic approach to diplomacy, plus growing influence in the…

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Cities briefing

17 January 2019

The future of transport in LA, symphonies for cities and using mobiles for mobility in Vilnius.

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Happy space

13 December 2018

City dwellers pine for attractive and usable spaces; city planners are beginning to take note. We visit the places where poetic verses are daubed on streets, statues of dogs add a dose of whimsy and ‘playable pavements’…

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High flyer

13 December 2018

Emirates president Sir Tim Clark has piloted the airline from humble beginnings to become the world’s fourth-largest carrier. While critics claim he’s had unfair subsidies, he insists he’s won by being optimistic – and…

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Life in miniature

13 December 2018

The bigger the better, right? Wrong, according to the artists, directors and publishers finding ways to reach more engaged audiences with postage-stamp-sized paintings, television shows for smartphones and small print runs…

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Midori House - Thursday 6 December

6 December 2018

We assess the first week in office for Mexico’s new president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, also known as Amlo. Plus: we discuss the memorial for former US president George HW Bush, get the latest from the Cop24 climate…

Radio

The Globalist - Tuesday 27 November

27 November 2018

Increasing tensions between Ukraine and Russia, French plans to upgrade its public-transport system and a question: what would it take to have a second referendum on the UK’s EU membership?

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Cities briefing

15 November 2018

Oslo’s governing mayor on how to green a city, a Mexican city gets a rebrand, car-sharing in Slovenia and Berlin’s rooftops are blooming.

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Cities briefing

18 October 2018

Istanbul ups the war on plastic and we have a word with Labour peer Andrew Adonis.

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Foot on the gas

18 October 2018

Alain Visser, CEO of car-subscription company Lynk & Co, has chosen a youthful team who can teach him what’s ‘cool’ – just as long as it doesn’t involve reading management books or going running.

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Clean canvas

18 October 2018

A Victorian bath house in south London has been reborn as an inviting – and very timely – new gallery space serving Goldsmiths’ art college and the community beyond.

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Expo: Pressing issue

18 October 2018

The east German city of Leipzig might not be a huge metropolis but it packs a punch when it comes to its graphic-design credentials. We meet the new generation of creatives who are swapping the hectic streets of Berlin for…

Radio

Midori House - Tuesday 2 October

2 October 2018

Mary Dejevsky and Charles Hecker discuss the increasingly transparent leadership ambitions of the UK’s Brexit-loving Boris Johnson. Plus: why Melania Trump's tour has attracted her husband's ire, the state of liberal res…

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Recovery position

20 September 2018

Katrin Jakobsdottir is a rare thing: a scandal-free, left-wing prime minister who believes in compromise. She takes a break to spread the word about Iceland’s economic success.

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Cities briefing

20 September 2018

Toronto’s mayoral race is heating up, Zürich’s mayor tells us what her city is doing right and one of Venice’s bridges gets a revamp.

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