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The Late Edition - Thursday 1 February
1 February 2018
We outline Donald Trump and the FBI’s argument over a memo that allegedly proves a bias within the agency and discuss Poland’s controversial bill that outlaws accusing Poles of complicity in the Holocaust. Plus: the latest…
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The Urbanist - Urban monuments
19 April 2012
Statues and monuments: architect Peter Eisenman discusses Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial and we find out why France rejected a statue of Carla Bruni.
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The Briefing - Thursday 22 October
22 October 2015
The fallout continues from Benjamin Netanyahu’s remarks about the Holocaust but what is his end game? We head to Iran as Ayatollah Ali Khamenei endorses the international nuclear agreement. Plus we find out why a Chinese…
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The Foreign Desk - Explainer 100: How should we speak of the unspeakable?
31 January 2018
Poland’s government wants to extend its laws against Holocaust denial to include suggestions of Polish complicity. Andrew Mueller asks if this will really prompt constructive discussion?The full episode of ‘The Foreign Desk’ is back on Saturday – this week we’re assessing the US’s 16-year military involvement in Afghanistan. Be sure to subscribe to get each new episode.
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Sunday Brunch - Enter stage left (and right)
24 March 2019
We look at how political issues can be successfully transferred to the stage. Plus: finding your ‘fragrance wardrobe’, a new novel based around the Holocaust and London restaurant Mortimer House Kitchen.
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The Monocle Daily - Wednesday 27 June
27 June 2018
As Justice Anthony Kennedy announces his retirement from the Supreme Court, we weigh up the implications for the Court and for America. Plus: Poland backtracks on its controversial Holocaust law and we hunt down the abom…
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The Monocle Daily - Thursday 29 July
29 July 2021
Our bureau chief James Chambers explains Hong Kong’s census, before panellists Daniella Peled and Lance Price discuss UK coronavirus cases, apparent war crimes in Gaza, London’s potential holocaust memorial and New Zealand…
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The Briefing - Friday 30 March
30 March 2018
We ask if French president Emmanuel Macron can help broker peace in Syria, what the March for Our Lives movement can achieve and where China’s defunct space lab will crash. Plus: we meet Deborah Lipstadt, the subject of a…
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The Briefing - Thursday 1 February
1 February 2018
We find out how a memo has caused a crisis of trust between the FBI and the White House and examine the significance of Poland’s controversial bill on the Holocaust. Plus: the Serpentine prepares to make its global debut…
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The Globalist - Friday 2 February
2 February 2018
As Cyprus gets ready for a run-off this weekend, can whoever wins the presidential election reunify the island? Then: we ask if the leader of Catalonia’s independence movement has given up the fight, look at elite military…
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The Briefing - Tuesday 16 February
16 February 2016
Following the shelling of medical facilities in Syria, we unpack Turkey’s accusation that Russia has committed an “obvious war crime”. Plus: a look at Poland’s latest attempt to exonerate itself from responsibility for the…
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The Monocle Arts Review - Books: Cathy Rentzenbrink
14 January 2016
We discuss two new memoirs, one by a Holocaust survivor who lost her father in a concentration camp and another by a recovering alcoholic who returns to her hometown to battle her addiction and face past traumas. Plus, we…
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The Monocle Arts Review - Film: Tim Robey
22 May 2015
Tim Robey, film critic for ‘The Telegraph’, speaks to us from Cannes about three films up for the coveted Palme d'Or: Todd Haynes’ drama ‘Carol’, Hungarian Holocaust film ‘Son of Saul’ and FBI action thriller ‘Sicario’.
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The Foreign Desk - Living with the past: reparations
23 March 2019
How do you put a price on historical injustice and who should pay for it? In the final part of this series, Andrew Mueller explores practical solutions to these difficult and often divisive questions. Deena Hayes-Greene and…