129 results for surveillance

15 June 2019

Everybody is subject to a certain amount of surveillance, whether it’s CCTV cameras in our streets or websites monitoring our online movements to better sell advertising. But what happens when governments use this inform…

7 June 2013

The extent of the US government’s surveillance scandal, we look ahead to Rome’s mayoral election, and get the latest on the East Asia World Economic Forum.

3 November 2011

A look at Chinese surveillance, the design of the first British £50 note in 70 years and a visit to Swahili’s fashion week to study the rise of the African industry.

5 December 2022

We discuss China’s surveillance of protesters as the country eases its coronavirus rules. Plus: the UN’s meet-and-greet with the Taliban in Afghanistan and an interview with Finland’s first culture ambassador.

26 September 2016

We assess the historic peace deal between Colombia’s government and the Farc rebels and ask why one of Europe’s most democratic nations has endorsed mass surveillance. Plus: India’s ambitious space project.

22 November 2011

Author David Goldblatt tells Matt Barbet how cities can struggle to cope with big sports events, plus the latest technology from surveillance expert Lee Marks.

13 March 2020

Virologist Chris Smith has the latest on the coronavirus outbreak. Plus: Germany's far-right AFD party is placed under surveillance, an interview with the author Christina Lamb, and Fernando Augusto Pacheco looks at the US…

22 December 2016

As Germany’s hunt for the Berlin market attacker continues we ask whether its attitude towards surveillance may be shifting. Meanwhile, in Italy, could the Monte dei Paschi di Siena bank be nationalised? And why ‘Mad Men’…

7 October 2015

We examine the EU’s Operation Sophia as it moves from surveillance to action to deal with the migrant crisis. Then, we’re in Japan as prime minister Shinzo Abe announces a cabinet reshuffle and we continue with our series…

16 January 2015

With Donetsk Airport now under rebel control, hopes for further talks are fading fast. Tadhg Enright is joined by Mary Dejevsky from ‘The Independent’ and Jeffrey Kofman from ABC News as we discuss the deteriorating situ…

13 March 2017

We discuss the future of South Korean politics, analyse Germany’s new video-surveillance law and explain tensions between Kosovo and Serbia. Plus: business in Athens and the day’s headlines from Tokyo.

5 May 2015

We learn why a new surveillance law is causing concern in France, hear how Burundi is on the brink of major political unrest and get a picture of the changing Austrian retail landscape.

29 October 2013

We get the latest on the deepening NSA surveillance scandal, hear how the ties between Pakistan and Afghanistan are shifting ahead of the withdrawal of US troops in 2014 and assess secularism in Istanbul on Republic Day in…