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The Foreign Desk - Explainer 370: Donald Trump’s legal woes
14 June 2023
Following Trump’s historic court appearance in Miami, Andrew Mueller explains the former US president’s growing laundry list of legal trouble and what it means for him politically.
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The Foreign Desk - Explainer 288: Trying to Trump the legal system
20 October 2021
Earlier this month, Joe Biden allowed the US National Archives to grant access to the first batch of documents requested by the House Committee investigating January’s Capitol riots. Donald Trump has responded with a law…
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The Globalist - Thursday 13 July
13 July 2017
We discuss the legal woes of the Trump administration, the stability of EU-Ukraine relations and business stories from Scandinavia. Plus: the future of the Indian space programme.
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The Late Edition - Sunday 17 November
17 November 2019
Emma Nelson and Charles Hecker discuss the pros and cons of televised trials and analyse why the European Union has launched legal action over potato fries.
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The Briefing - Friday 11 October
11 October 2019
Two Trump donors are embroiled in a legal case over campaign funding. Plus: Yassmin Abdel-Magied and Adam LeBor on the Nobel Peace prize, the Berlin Wall and Fernando Augusto Pacheco on Kosovo’s pop music.
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The Globalist, episode 780
24 October 2014
What is behind Russia’s latest moves in the Baltic sea? We also get the latest on the Brazilian elections, and hear from a legal expert about the world’s responsibility to prevent mass atrocities by acting early.
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The Globalist, episode 622
18 March 2014
As Russia prepares to accept Crimea's decision to split from Ukraine, we look at the legal ramifications of the move. We also assess whether Libya is descending into chaos and ask how effective ping-pong diplomacy really…
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The Foreign Desk - Explainer 15: Sending refugees home
12 May 2016
Kenya wants to shut down its refugee camps, which means more than half a million people will be told to go home. But is it safe? Is it legal? And why is Europe so silent?
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The Late Edition - Tuesday 17 September
17 September 2019
Journalists Stefanie Bolzen and Mary Dejevsky discuss the UK’s ongoing Supreme Court hearing on the legality of suspending parliament. Plus: the contenders to succeed Angela Merkel and why there are changes afoot for the…
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The Briefing - Wednesday 26 May
26 May 2021
The EU’s legal action against Astrazeneca: how will it play out? Plus: Dominic Cummings lifts the lid on 10 Downing Street’s coronavirus strategy, the role of women in the climate crisis and a culture roundup with Monocle’s…
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The Briefing - Thursday 7 March
7 March 2019
Chinese technology giant Huawei takes legal action against the US government. Plus: Russia’s intelligence agencies take on the West, Italy’s high-speed rail link with France and Air India’s show of soft power.
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The Briefing - Friday 14 October
14 October 2022
We discuss Nato and the war in Ukraine with defence expert Michael Clarke. We also have the latest on Donald Trump’s legal woes, examine Europe’s digital “nomad” visas and survey the week’s stranger stories.
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The Briefing - Friday 23 June
23 June 2023
India’s views on prime minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the US, Jair Bolsonaro’s latest legal trouble in Brazil and Andrew Mueller on what we learned this week. Plus: the City of London reimagines the future of outmoded…
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The Monocle Daily - Friday 14 September
14 September 2018
The latest on the continuing legal wrangles of Paul Manafort, why Germany’s spy chief is causing a political headache for Angela Merkel, Hunter Barnes on his new book and the story of electronic music with David Stubbs.
