Martin Yip
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first heard Nov 2025
last heard 20 Apr
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Global News Podcast · President Trump withdraws threatened tariffs over Greenland · 22 Jan 2026
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is pretty convenient in one sense for the government to have both things introduced so no more vigil of this kind could happen.
And today in the court, just as we speak, the prosecutors are arguing that by calling for
and to the one-party state in China.
They are committing subversion because the leadership by the Communist Party of China for this country, the People's Republic of China, is written in the foreword of...
the Chinese constitution.
So they are arguing that by calling for this end of one-party state, by spreading words about what happened in Tiananmen Square, the defendants were inciting hatred among Hong Kong people against the Chinese state.
The labour cost was 20% of the labour cost in Germany.
On one hand, you have still lower wages.
I would say 60% of the Western wages in Eastern Europe still.
It could go from like 20 to 40 or 50 percent potentially.
Now Slovakia prefers tax vacation more than cash grants because that's more palatable for the country.
Ride along with a father and son across America's 1960s Northwest in this BBC full-cast dramatization of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Persig.
Over the past week, Michael O'Leary has described Elon Musk as wealthy but an idiot and called his social media network ex a cesspit.
Mr Musk responded with offensive terms of his own and asked his online followers whether he should buy Ryanair and replace Mr O'Leary with someone called Ryan.
The row erupted after the airline said it wouldn't buy a satellite internet system from Mr Musk's Starlink company because it would be too expensive and passengers wouldn't pay for it.
Mr Musk disagreed.
Both businessmen are renowned for being publicity hungry, and Mr O'Leary made it apparent he at least wasn't taking matters entirely seriously.
Meanwhile, Mr Musk might struggle to take control of Ryanair even if he wants to, because under EU law, European airlines have to be majority owned by Europeans.
We are hearing this new death toll of 146 and that's the result of the police victim identifications team.
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