World Review from the New Statesman
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294 Episodes
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TV Rain: the turbulent history of Russia’s last independent media channel
Published: 12/8/2022 -
How Chinese protesters get around censorship, with Jeffrey Wasserstrom
Published: 12/5/2022 -
Where do China’s lockdown protests go from here?
Published: 12/1/2022 -
Why Elon Musk’s Twitter could clash with the EU – with Margrethe Vestager
Published: 11/28/2022 -
What’s the cost of Qatar’s World Cup?
Published: 11/24/2022 -
What Israel’s new right-wing government could mean, with Amir Tibon
Published: 11/21/2022 -
Russia in retreat
Published: 11/17/2022 -
The unlikely success of a Ukrainian football team, with Adam Crafton
Published: 11/14/2022 -
US midterms: what red wave?
Published: 11/9/2022 -
The US: whose country, ’tis of thee? | Nationalism Reimagined
Published: 11/8/2022 -
How Putin fights wars, with Mark Galeotti
Published: 11/7/2022 -
Lula and Netanyahu: the comeback kings
Published: 11/3/2022 -
What is so dangerous about nationalism in India? | Nationalism Reimagined
Published: 11/1/2022 -
Will China backtrack on zero Covid? With Yanzhong Huang
Published: 10/31/2022 -
Borne ultimatum, chaos in Congress
Published: 10/27/2022 -
Hungary and the endurance Viktor Orbán | Nationalism Reimagined
Published: 10/25/2022 -
Can protesters topple the Iranian regime? With Fatemeh Shams
Published: 10/24/2022 -
A new phase of war in Ukraine?
Published: 10/20/2022 -
Why reimagine nationalism? | Nationalism Reimagined
Published: 10/18/2022 -
What does it mean to be a Bad Jew? With Emily Tamkin
Published: 10/17/2022
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