EA on ANews: Russia and UK Face Off Over Crimea
Discussing motives, legal position, & future possibilities after Russia challenges a UK warship moving through international shipping lane off Crimea coast
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EA on Al Jazeera’s Inside Story: Assessing US Seizure of Iran’s Websites
Why US Treasury’s seizure of Iran websites does not deal with nuclear and regional issues — and allow Iranian leaders to deflect from their actions
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World Unfiltered: Can We Move Beyond An East v. West Politics?
With talk of “US v. China” and headlines on issues from Iran to North Korea to Middle East, what do “East” and “West” mean in international relations?
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World Unfiltered: Faith Beyond Hope — Making A Better Now
Novelist and political writer Ece Temelkuran on how we can pursue a productive, progressive politics — and maintain “Faith Over Hope” while doing it.
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EA on A News: NATO, the US, and Turkey
Current issues in the US-Turkish relationship and whether conflict or compromise is likely in the future, notably over Kurdish control of northeast Syria
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World Unfiltered: In Defense of Democracy with Cas Mudde
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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World Unfiltered: Can Turkey and the US Reconcile?
Amid years of growing tension in Turkish-US relationship, World Unfiltered speaks with leading political analyst and former Turkish diplomat Sinan Ülgen.
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EA on TRT World: The Republicans, the Trumpists, and the Capitol Attack
Trumpist “shaman” Jake Angeli yells inside the Senate chamber of the US Capitol,...
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UPDATED: World Unfiltered Video — 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: Is Turkish Foreign Policy in Trouble?
In kaleidoscope of regional politics, and amid Turkey’s internal difficulties, is there even a coherent — let alone successful — Turkish foreign policy?
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EA on TRT World: Will Donald Trump Finally Be Brought to Justice?
Scott Lucas on investigation into Donald Trump’s financial and tax affairs, difference between civil and criminal inquiries, & why justice is taking so long
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EA on CBS News: How Will Turkey Respond to Biden Recognition of Armenia Genocide?
“Amid Turkey’s economic problems and Erdoğan’s linked effort to suppress dissent, Government may want to move on from Biden recognition of Armenia genocide”
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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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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 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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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
Discussing the fight for voting rights in the US, as Republican-controlled legislatures try to restrict access to the ballot box in Georgia
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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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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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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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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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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: 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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EA on Monocle 24: Merrick Garland and the Restoration of the Justice Department
How Merrick Garland will restore Justice Department after it was politicized to serve Donald Trump by Attorney Generals Jeff Sessions and William Barr
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World Unfiltered: The Final Curtain for Putin’s Russia?
World Unfiltered speaks with Mark Galeotti about challenges — amid Alexei Navalny, protests, economic issues, and gambles abroad — for Putin’s Russia.
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EA on TRT World: Will Trump’s Legal Troubles Bury His Political Ambitions?
A review of mounting legal troubles of Donald Trump and whether they will bury his attempt to take over Republican Party — and run for President in 2024
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World Unfiltered: A Turkey-EU Divorce?
More than 21 years since Turkey applied for EU membership, are issues from economy to “democracy” to immigration pointing towards division or rapprochement?
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