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UPDATED: UK Academics Collaborated with Russian Officials to Cover Up Assad’s War Crimes
Seeking to cover up war crimes of Syria's Assad regime, a group of UK academics worked with Russian diplomats in four missions from North America to Europe.
Iran Nuclear Talks: EU Says “More Work is Needed” as Tehran Again Rejects “Sequenced” Approach
European Union's coordinator says progress has been made Iran nuclear talks, but more work needed, as Tehran again rejects "sequenced" approach.
Derek Chauvin Convicted of George Floyd’s Murder — But Will There Be National Police Reform?
Attention may turn to bill for national police reform after the conviction of Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd in May 2020.
“Wiff-Waff”: Little Britain’s Blurred Global Vision
Johnson Government's "Global Britain" review: "Far from thinking through integrated policy, this is bluster and cutting off of Europe to spite UK's future."
EA on BBC: Assessing Biden’s Approach to Russia
Andrei Ostalski and Scott Lucas consider Biden Administration's approach to Moscow, following the latest US sanctions on Russian officials and companies.
Iran and Saudi Officials in Talks in Iraq
Senior officials of Iran and Saudi Arabia, who have been in conflict throughout the region, have held talks in Iraq's capital Baghdad.
EA on BBC: Russia’s Spies Busted Over Czech Explosion; “Slow Execution” of Alexei Navalny
Discussing revelation of covert assassinations & sabotage by Russia -- 2014 explosion at a Czech ammunition depot -- and "slow execution" of Alexei Navalny
Biden and Trudeau Renew US-Canada Ties
President Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau renew ties damaged by Donald Trump: "We’re all best served when US and Canada work together."
Coffee Talk Politics Podcast: China’s “Project of the Century”
An in-depth hour on China's "Project of Century": political, economic, & military plans; relations with neighbors, US, Russia, & Europe; & tensions at home
Why Are We Silent About Tanzania’s New President?
Samia Suluhu Hassan is President of Tanzania, only 1 of 2 African women & 1 of 2 Muslim women as a current Head of State. So why are so few people noticing?
The Last Hurrah Podcast: The “Unintended Consequences” of Irish Immigration to US
Ray O'Hanlon on struggles for Irish immigration into the US since 1965, Irish-American politics since the 1990s, and changing dynamics of "Irish America"
Populism in Action
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EA on Radio Adelaide: The Populist Radical Right in Europe Amid Coronavirus
Discussing the rise of the populist radical right in Europe, and its status amid the crisis of the Coronavirus pandemic from Italy to Belgium
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