EA on ANews: Trump Launches Another Attack in Republican Civil War
A look at Donald Trump’s latest attacks on GOP leaders, including Mitch McConnell, and how far he will go — including support of Trumpists v. incumbents
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EA on Radio Adelaide: Syria — Deaths, War Crimes, and Power Politics
20-minute special on Syria’s 121-month conflict, from Assad regime’s mass killings and war crimes to power politics of Russia, Iran, Turkey, US, and others
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World Unfiltered: Is Polarization the Next “Political Pandemic” After Populism?
World Unfiltered with Emre Erdoğan: Is there path to populism that does not damage with polarization of politics and culture? If not, what are alternatives?
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EA on BBC: Biden’s 1st Small Steps Towards Gun Control
On President Biden’s executive orders, the bigger challenge of getting legislation through Congress, and the wider, ambitious programs of the Administration
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EA on TRT World: Will US Ease Sanctions in Iran Nuclear Talks?
Is there a breakthrough on US sanctions in Iran nuclear talks? Not quite — US “sequenced” approach v. Iran precondition of removal of all sanctions
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World Unfiltered: Is There A Turkish “Grand Strategy”?
Turkey’s Erdoğan Government is in a web of international and domestic conflicts: does Ankara have a “grand strategy” or is just jumping from fire to fire?
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EA on China Radio International: Is US-Chinese Confrontation Inevitable?
A discussion on China Radio International about future of relations between the US, China, and other countries in Europe and Asia takes an unexpected turn.
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EA on Monocle 24 and ANews: Facts v. “Political Poison” Over Latest Capitol Attack
Sifting facts of latest Capitol attack from political exploitation, with right-wing outlets whipping up racial & religious specter of “Black Muslim” assault
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World Unfiltered: A Stable Ukraine At Home and Abroad?
Can Ukraine, facing Russian pressure and long-term issues of corruption, find stability at home and abroad? World Unfiltered asks Victor Andrusiv.
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EA on Monocle 24: The Fight for Voting Rights in Georgia
Photo: Dustin Chambers/Reuters I joined Monocle 24’s Andrew Mueller on Friday to discuss the...
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World Unfiltered: Should The US Lead A New International Order?
Should the US aspire to lead a revived “liberal international order”? World Unfiltered speaks with Prof. John Ikenberry, who coined the term in 1999.
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EA on Radio FM4: Trial Begins Over George Floyd’s Killing — What Does It Mean for the World?
The significance of the George Floyd case for world, amid heightened awareness of social, economic, and racial issues: “People ask, what is happening here.”
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EA on Monocle 24: Biden’s Press Conference — Voting Rights, Immigration, and Coronavirus
Biden Press Conference: “Most importantly, he exuded marker he has set — competence and responsibility after a chaotic four years under his predecessor.”
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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?
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World Unfiltered: Italy and Populism in Europe
The leaders of Italy’s two largest right-wing populist parties, Matteo Salvini (L) and...
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Can UK Labour Leader Starmer Succeed with A Message of “Competence”?
“Starmer must get to core message that put Labour into office in 1945/1997: at time of challenge, better society rather than divided society is possible.”
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Introducing The Last Hurrah Podcast: Irish America in US Politics and Culture
The launch of The Clinton Institute’s Last Hurrah podcast series, considering the past, present and future of Irish American politics and culture
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World Unfiltered: Is Turkey Heading for Political Crisis?
Is this the year, after almost 20 under the leadership of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, that Turkey approaches political crisis? Or it already in crisis?
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EA on Monocle 24: Welcoming the American Rescue Plan
How American Rescue Plan, beyond dealing with Coronavirus is the most extensive anti-poverty initiative in a generation and possibly since the 1960s
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EA on TRT World: Dealing With Those Who Shout “Cancel Culture”
Fighting click-bait TV to explain why label “cancel culture” is meaningless, except as political weapon to bury discussion of political and social issues.
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World Unfiltered: Is Turkey in Economic Crisis?
World Unfiltered asks Atilla Yeşilada Turkey falls into economic crisis in 2021. His summary? “Every year brings the possibility of economic crisis.”
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What Happens When Right-Wing Populism Meets Gender Politics?
Women are underrepresented in right-wing populist parties but “gendered activism, policies, and images require more nuanced view & more considered response”
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Coffee Talk Politics Podcast: Rebuilding US Foreign Policy Under Biden
A deep dive on Coffee Talk Politics into themes of Biden Administration’s foreign policy, including approach to Iran, Middle East, China, and Russia
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EA on China Radio: Biden and Beijing — Competition, Cooperation, or Confrontation?
“First, America has to get its house in order before it can preach abroad. Second, this is a rules of the game approach, including over China and Russia.”
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EA on TRT World: QAnon and The Threat of Another Capitol Attack
QAnon Was Wrong: Donald Trump never left his Florida resort on March 4, and there was no repeat of the January 6 Capitol Attack. But does the threat remain?
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World Unfiltered: Can Journalism Still Speak Truth to Power?
Speaking truth to power? Nevşin Mengü on her work and the possibilities for journalism in the current political and media environment in Turkey and beyond
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World Unfiltered: Can Belarus Triumph Over Lukashenko?
Kaciaryna Šmacina: Belarus marches for rights and reforms are in their 8th month despite crackdown by security forces, but will they bring political change?
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World Unfiltered: Why We Should Care About Armenia
Richard Giragosian: Less than three years after its 2018 revolution, can the young system in Armenia avoid erosion and decline at home and abroad?
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Why Italy’s New Government Will Be A Bumpy Ride
“Italy’s crisis has given way to political continuity — but in-fighting between ruling parties looks likely to be permanent feature of Draghi Government.”
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