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The Globalist, episode 153
30 May 2012
More from Charles Taylor’s trial at The Hague, we visit a café with a difference in Silicon Valley, and talk with our correspondent in Venezuela.
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The Monocle Daily - Wednesday 29 November
29 November 2017
We assess Donald Trump’s re-tweet of far-right material, look at the dramatic events in The Hague today and ask when do actors reach their peak?
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Midori House, episode 755
7 October 2014
What next for Hong Kong as protesters dwindle? Plus China cracks down on corruption and we check in with our correspondent in Nairobi on the eve of the Kenyan president’s testimony at The Hague.
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The Briefing, episode 700
16 July 2014
Reactions to the latest developments in the Srebrenica-massacre trial at The Hague, we learn why the “knock on the roof” tactic in use by the Israeli military is becoming so contentious, and ask why comic-book character,…
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The Globalist - Wednesday 13 July
13 July 2016
We get the Chinese reaction to Hague’s ruling over the South China Sea, discuss Israel’s controversial law on NGO funding and find out what’s been flying high at the Farnborough International Airshow.
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The Briefing, episode 760
8 October 2014
We discuss Canada’s role in airstrikes against Isis, Kenyan president Uhuru Kenyatta’s appearance at The Hague and Nicolas Sarkozy’s legal woes, plus all the day’s top business and tech news.
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Midori House - Tuesday 12 July
12 July 2016
As Theresa May prepares to move into 10 Downing Street, we gauge the reaction across Europe. Plus: Bernie Sanders endorses Hillary Clinton, China ignores the Hague’s South China Sea ruling and former Australian prime min…
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The Globalist, episode 667
20 May 2014
Adam LeBor reports on the Ratko Mladic trial at The Hague, Reuters’ senior markets correspondent Pete Sweeney discusses the gas deal that could provide China with energy from Russia for 30 years, and Staffan Sonning of…
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The Briefing - Tuesday 31 March
31 March 2015
We discuss the dividing lines in Nigeria as it prepares for the results of its presidential election and we hear about the refusal of Serbian radical Vojislav Seselj to return from Belgrade to The Hague to face justice.…
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The Globalist, episode 626
24 March 2014
The Chinese navy dispatches an icebreaker to the southern Indian ocean as debris is spotted in the search for Malaysian Airlines flight 370. Chinese president Xi Jinping continues his visit to Europe with meeting with G7…
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The Briefing - Tuesday 12 July
12 July 2016
We find out what was said in David Cameron’s final cabinet meeting as prime minister of the UK, analyse how Europe might receive Theresa May and learn why China is not impressed with the Hague’s ruling on the South China…
