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The Globalist, episode 38
7 December 2011
India’s distaste for international supermarkets, Turkey as a role model and we learn how smartphones are keeping an eye on Egypt’s elections.
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The Urbanist - London maps
15 August 2013
London maps: why the map app didn’t start with the smartphone (Georgian women had one, kind of) and how cartography provides insight into social histories and imagined futures.
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The Globalist, episode 33
30 November 2011
The anatomy of skyscrapers, how smartphones are replacing checkouts and we hear from Adam LeBor on his meeting Crown Prince Hassan of Jordan.
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The Monocle Daily - Wednesday 17 January
17 January 2018
The UN expresses concern over the US’s decision to cut aid to Palestine and Sweden is preparing for increased tensions with Russia. Plus: the new French word for ‘smartphone’.
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The Late Edition - Monday 13 August
13 August 2018
We discuss the blast from an arms depot in Syria, the latest on Turkey’s economic crisis, the unpredictable Brazilian presidential race and solutions for our smartphone addiction.
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The Briefing - Wednesday 8 March
8 March 2017
We ask whether Beijing has any interest in tempering North Korea’s behaviour and discuss plans by Israel’s parliament to impose a travel ban on some political opponents. Plus: are our TVs and smartphones being used to spy…
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The Globalist - Thursday 2 March
2 March 2017
We ask whether the EU can remain united in the face of a potential exit by the UK, find out why Saudi Arabia's King Salman is in Indonesia and ask whether smartphone design has become boring.
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The Globalist, episode 437
2 July 2013
We ask if a military coup may occur in Egypt, discuss whether Japanese youths will respond to Shinzo Abe’s attempt to woo them with a smartphone app, and find out why the Tunisian government has planned to ban 25,000 people…
