EA on China Radio International: The G7 and Beijing
Following G7 summit, is there a way to avoid confrontation with China while dealing with the political, economics, and human rights issues?
Read MorePosted by Scott Lucas | Jun 15, 2021 | Analysis, Asia, Audio, EA Birmingham, EA in the Media, World
Following G7 summit, is there a way to avoid confrontation with China while dealing with the political, economics, and human rights issues?
Read MorePosted by Scott Lucas | Jun 15, 2021 | EA Birmingham, EA in the Media, Media, MENA, Turkey, US, Video, World
Current issues in the US-Turkish relationship and whether conflict or compromise is likely in the future, notably over Kurdish control of northeast Syria
Read MorePosted by Scott Lucas | Jun 15, 2021 | Asia, Europe, Russia, World
Leaders at the NATO Summit in Brussels, Belgium, June 14, 2021 (Kevin Lamarque/Reuters) Leaders at...
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Two-day G7 Summit in Cornwall, England culminates with sweeping declarations and with sharply divergent opinions on what has been and might be accomplished.
Read MorePosted by Scott Lucas | Jun 14, 2021 | Audio, EA Birmingham, EA in the Media, Media, US, World
G7 Summit: To what extent are statements on Coronavirus vaccines, climate change, and infrastructure “real” in terms of effective global action?
Read MorePosted by Scott Lucas | Jun 14, 2021 | EA Birmingham, EA in the Media, Media, Populism in Action, Video, What's New, World
Amid the rise of far right movements — some of them calling themselves “populist” — what hope is there for liberal democracy? Cas Mudde offers insight.
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