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Trudeau in trouble: a sunny leader in stormy times

06 Mar 2019

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Canada’s fresh-faced leader has been a icon for embattled liberals. But now he faces damaging accusations of meddling in a judicial process. Will Ju...

Xi’ll meet again: China’s People’s Congress opens

05 Mar 2019

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The National People's Congress of China gathers today for ten days of deliberations. Tensions with the West over the trade war and disagreement about ...

A thirsty world: the future of water

04 Mar 2019

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Fresh water is becoming increasingly scarce, as climate change and population growth puts greater pressure on resources. But the problem is one of mis...

Bibi one more time? Binyamin Netanyahu

01 Mar 2019

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Israel’s prime minister has been indicted, pending a hearing, just weeks before an election. We look at the charges he faces, and how he has already...

Line of control: India-Pakistan

28 Feb 2019

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Air strikes by India and Pakistan this week represent a worrying flare-up of tensions that have simmered for years. We examine the forces and politics...

Chaos and calculation: Brexit

27 Feb 2019

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Grand fissures have opened in Britain’s politics; the two main parties’ leaders are struggling to keep control. What does it all mean for Brexit, ...

Two for the show: Trump meets Kim

26 Feb 2019

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As Kim Jong Un arrives in Vietnam ahead of a second summit with President Donald Trump, we ask about the real prospects for a nuclear-free Korean peni...

It’s bean difficult: the China-America trade war

25 Feb 2019

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As President Donald Trump delays further tariffs on $200bn-worth of Chinese goods, there are hints of an end to the trade war. We assess the damage al...

Alms held up: Venezuela

22 Feb 2019

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Venezuela is in dire need of humanitarian aid, and Juan Guaidó, the interim president, has pledged to deliver it tomorrow. Will Nicolás Maduro, the ...

Sins of the fathers: the Vatican and child abuse

21 Feb 2019

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The Vatican is hosting a high-profile meeting on child abuse by the clergy. It’s a topic that has been woefully overlooked, and one that threatens t...

Prince on tour: Muhammad bin Salman

20 Feb 2019

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Muhammad bin Salman, the Saudi crown prince, is on a tour of Asia, striking deals and trying to polish his image. What kind of influence will he have ...

Labour’s love lost: British politics

19 Feb 2019

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Seven parliamentarians have split from Britain’s opposition Labour party. That could change the calculus of Brexit, and just might be the nucleus of...

State of the unionising: Amazon

18 Feb 2019

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We examine the aftermath of the online behemoth’s withdrawal of its New York expansion plans, and speak with its Midwestern workers about growing ta...

Emergency measures: America’s border deal

15 Feb 2019

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President Donald Trump is expected to declare a national emergency today, to fund his southern-border wall. We ask why that would be an uncomfortable ...

IS this the end? Islamic State’s last stand

14 Feb 2019

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In Syria the few remaining Islamic State fighters are hemmed in. The caliphate’s territory may be diminished, but the idea will live on. A Valentine...

It’s not easy: the Green New Deal

13 Feb 2019

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As America’s Senate majority leader pledges a vote on the Green New Deal, a sweeping set of policies around climate and much more, we examine just w...

Independents’ day: Catalans on trial

12 Feb 2019

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Today 12 leaders of Spain’s Catalonia region go on trial, accused of rebellion. The proceedings will lay bare long-running tensions about democracy ...

You say you want: Revisiting Iran’s revolution

11 Feb 2019

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We examine how the echoes of Iran’s revolution, 40 years ago, still influence how the Islamic Republic deals with the West today. Harley Davidson ha...

Princess unbridled: Thai politics

08 Feb 2019

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A Thai princess enters the running for prime minister—a development that reshuffles the country’s centres of power completely. Our obituaries edit...

The Intelligence: Weapons redrawn

07 Feb 2019

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After America and Russia pull out out of a cold war-era weapons treaty, we examine the picture of global stability without it. Our China columnist vis...

The Intelligence: Credible, but critical

06 Feb 2019

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Today the Trump administration is expected to announce its nomination for head of the World Bank today. He’s a Treasury official with a sharply crit...

The Intelligence: Don’t despair, America

05 Feb 2019

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Tonight President Trump will deliver his State of the Union address; we ask what he’ll be saying, and what the state of the union really is. Yesterd...

The Intelligence: A despot’s calculation

04 Feb 2019

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Internal and international pressure on President Nicolás Maduro brings Venezuela to the brink of change. As Facebook turns 15, it’s lurching from c...

The Intelligence: Be careful on the way out

01 Feb 2019

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As progress appears to have been made in peace talks between America and the Taliban, the Senate urges the Trump administration not to rush for the do...

The Intelligence: Down and out in “iPhone City”

31 Jan 2019

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As trade talks with China continue in Washington, our correspondent takes a trip to China’s “iPhone City” to see how the country’s slowdown is...

The Intelligence: This is not a coup

30 Jan 2019

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International pressure is mounting on the dictatorial regime of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro. As he hints at negotiations with a resurgent opposition...

The Intelligence: Deal, delay or dither?

29 Jan 2019

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It’s another crucial vote in the Brexit saga as Prime Minister Theresa May learns whether her leaving plan will be derailed or delayed. Autonomous w...

The Intelligence: Trailer

23 Jan 2019

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The Intelligence is a new current-affairs podcast, published every weekday by Economist Radio, that provides a unique perspective on the events shapin...

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