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KEW talks

Free Range Productions, Kolegium Europy Wschodniej

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Podcasts of the Jan Nowak-Jeziorański College of Eastern Europe. We refer to the tradition of the long-time director of the Polish section of Radio Free Europe and talk about democracy and the world.
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Baltic Startup Mafia is a podcast and page on Facebook and LinkedIn, where anyone in the world can get quick and easy access to startup news from three countries in the Baltic region: Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia.
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Ballot to Talk About

Sam Rippon and Chern Han Mah

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An international politics podcast discussing elections and political events around the world. Each episode will discuss upcoming elections and offer insights into significant events. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ballot-to-talk-about/support
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The Nordic Asia Podcast

NIAS and its academic partners

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The Nordic Asia Podcast is a collaboration sharing expertise on Asia across the Nordic region, brought to you by the following academic partners: -Asia Centre, University of Tartu (Estonia) -Asian studies, University of Helsinki (Finland) -Centre for Asian Studies, Vytautas Magnus University (Lithuania) -Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies, Lund University (Sweden) -Centre for East Asian Studies, University of Turku (Finland) -Norwegian Network for Asian Studies
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Headlines from Taiwan Report is a near daily podcast covering the major headline stories that affect's Taiwan future, so none of the fluff that won't matter. Part of the Taiwan Report Network which includes the near-daily Taiwan Headlines, the analytical Taiwan News Brief, the deep-searching Taiwan Context, urban-tech Digital Metropolis, and the jovial Current Affairs Taiwan. More shows coming soon. Website - report.tw Facebook - facebook.com/thetaiwanreport Youtube - youtube.com/taiwanrepor ...
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GTI Insights

Global Taiwan Institute

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GTI Insights is a podcast produced by the Global Taiwan Institute, a 501(c)3 policy think tank based in Washington, D.C. GTI Insights consist of brief, timely interviews with a wide range of journalists, activists, and policy experts. From security and defense matters to diplomatic, trade, and social issues, the podcast will explore a variety of topics related to Taiwan and its place in the world. In doing so, it will work to shed light on the unique challenges and opportunities facing the i ...
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The Cable

The Institute of Current World Affairs

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The Cable with Gregory Feifer - saving democracy one podcast at a time! We address the threats to democracy in Europe and the transatlantic relationship, with a particular focus on backsliding countries in Central Europe.
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What is journalism? How can we make it better? What does "better" look like? We talk about some of these questions -- and answer them -- in our discussions with academics and professionals who've published recently in Journalism Practice. We focus on meanings of advancing digital technologies in journalism, social issues and conditions that journalists (need to) cover, and the future of the field. Articles featured in the episodes are temporarily made free access for citizens, journalists, s ...
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Broken English

Andrew Mahar

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Broken English is a mobile podcast hosted by me, Andrew Mahar in and around Chicago, Illinois. This first season is a mixture of interviews from people who have immigrated to the U.S. ranging from Mexico to South Africa to Turkey to Bolivia. With the Trump administration creating such a negative connotation around the word “Immigrant” now more than ever, immigrants need a voice to share their side of the story. Broken English is here to be that voice.
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At NatureBacked, we talk with investors and entrepreneurs worldwide about climate change, covering everything from CO2 emissions to floods to guests’ personal choices for turning the world greener. In this podcast, we bring you inspiring stories and insights from experts, innovators, and changemakers who are working to protect and restore our planet. Whether you are interested in wildlife, ecology, conservation, climate change, or green living, this podcast is for you. NatureBacked is hosted ...
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The Global Church and The Ministries of DrFaye Welcome you to the daily radio broadcasts: Radio Schedule • DrFaye Live Sunday 6:00 PM EST: Dedicated To Sharing The Good News In A Way That Disrupts Tradition And Doctrines of Men. • Prayer and Prophetic Mondays with DrFaye 9:00 PM EST: Dedicated To Providing An Opportunity For Those Who Miss The Early Morning” Wake Up And Pray “Conference Call. Join DrFaye Every Weekday Morning At 7 AM EST Call 1-641-715-3580 Access Code 891384# Join Here www. ...
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(0:10): Manhunt in Austria: Mayor and Another Killed by Hunter Over Alleged Dispute (1:55): Social Democrats Win in Lithuania, Ending Center-Right Rule Amid High Voter Turnout and Security Concerns (3:57): Germany to Mandate Electronic Patient Records for All Insured from January 2025 (6:04): Gas Cookers Linked to 40,000 Premature Deaths Annually i…
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This week’s episode breaks down results from elections in three Canadian provinces and looks ahead to an upcoming snap polling day in Nova Scotia. Sam and Chern discuss differing fortunes for incumbents in British Columbia, New Brunswick and Saskatchewan as the federal parties look ahead to the imminent election. Why did incumbents survive in BC an…
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In Season 5, Episode 5 of GTI Insights, Ben Sando interviews Tom Fraser, programs director of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC), on marshalling parliaments around the world to pass legislation regarding China. In the summer, IPAC held their annual summit in Taipei, with both progress on China legislation and major pushback from the C…
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(0:10): French Farmers Threaten Protest Over EU-Mercosur Trade Deal, Demand Better Terms (2:11): Volkswagen Workers Rally for Job Security Amid Cost-Cutting Negotiations; Strikes Loom (4:27): Massive Data Breach Exposes Medical Records of 750,000 French Patients Amid Rising Cyber Threats (6:43): ECB Warns of Looming Debt Crisis Amid Rising Eurozone…
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(0:10): Undersea Cable Sabotage in Baltic Sea Sparks NATO Response Amid Russian Hybrid Threat Concerns (2:23): Germany Urges Russia-Ukraine Talks; EU Delivers Artillery, Sanctions Iran Amid Rising Tensions (4:52): Ford to Slash 4,000 European Jobs Amidst EV Sales Slump and Economic Challenges (7:10): Le Pen Threatens Censure Motion Over Barnier's B…
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(0:10): European Ministers Unite in Warsaw to Tackle Security Threats from Ukraine Conflict, Pledge $50 Billion Aid (2:19): Centre-Left Wins in Umbria and Emilia-Romagna Challenge Meloni's Government (4:48): Thyssenkrupp Faces €1.5B Loss Amid Steel Woes, Strategic Decisions Loom in 2024 (7:19): Hungary Pushes for Schengen Expansion as Romania Eyes …
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In this conversation, Erik Kolehmainen discusses his role at Metsä Spring, the innovation arm of Metsä Group, focusing on sustainable forestry practices and developing new bio-based products. He highlights the unique co-operative structure of Metsä Group, which forest owners own, and how this influences long-term business strategies. The discussion…
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(0:10): French Farmers Plan Nationwide Protests Against EU-Mercosur Trade Deal Amidst Financial Struggles (2:47): EU Probes China's Alleged Drone Production for Russia Amid Ukraine Conflict (5:07): German Court Ruling Opens Door for Facebook Data Breach Victims to Claim Compensation (7:13): EU Imposes New Sanctions on Iran Over Missile and Drone Su…
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(0:10): Scholz Calls Confidence Vote: Germany Faces Possible Early Elections Amid Coalition Collapse (2:48): Human Rights Watch Accuses Israel of 'Crime Against Humanity' Amid Gaza Tensions (5:25): European VAT Fraud Bust: 43 Arrested, €520 Million Seized in Mafia-Linked Operation 'Moby Dick' (7:56): EU Parliament Delays Anti-Deforestation Law, Spa…
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(0:10): Chancellor Scholz Ousts Finance Minister, Triggers Confidence Vote Amidst Coalition Tensions (2:42): Italian Court Blocks Migrant Transfer to Albania, Sparking Legal and Political Turmoil (5:06): French Farmers Rally Against EU-Mercosur Deal as Agricultural Crisis Deepens (7:28): Marine Le Pen's Trial: Alleged €4.5 Million Embezzlement Thre…
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The episode explores Lithuania's vibrant green tech ecosystem, focusing on the growth of renewable energy, mobility, and circular economy innovations, and the challenges startups face. Teresė Škutaitė, head of the Green Tech Hub, discusses the impact of geopolitical shifts on the cleantech sector and the importance of energy independence. At the sa…
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Germany's Metal Industry Secures 5.1% Pay Raise Amid Economic Challenges French National Assembly Faces Turmoil Over 2025 Budget Vote, Opposition Alters Key Provisions Germany Cracks Down on Antisemitic Hate: Nationwide Raids Target Over 50 Suspects Kaja Kallas Named EU Foreign Policy Chief, Prioritizes Ukraine Support and Defense Shift France Face…
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This week’s episode discusses the results from the US Presidential and Congressional elections that saw Donald Trump return to the White House and his Republican Party seemingly take full control of Congress. How did Trump become only the second person to win two non-consecutive presidential terms? What do the Democrats need to do next? Why did dow…
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Belarusian' dictator can look for support in the Balkans. There is at least an affinity. It is based on historic, ethnic and cultural links, as Adam Balcer from the College of Eastern Europe explains. Russia is using the same links and affiliations, too. The EU enlargement seems to be the only way to diffuse the cooperation. “We support the Belarus…
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(0:10): Robert Habeck Declares Candidacy for Green Party Chancellor Amid Political Turmoil (2:30): Italy Faces Legal Hurdles in Controversial Albania Asylum Outsourcing Plan (5:08): Historic 101-Hour Shutdown for Paris-Lyon High-Speed Rail Upgrades in November 2024 (7:28): Europe Boosts Defense Amid Ukraine Conflict, Faces Challenges in Self-Suffic…
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(0:10): Germany's Finance Minister Unveils Bold Economic Reform Amid Coalition Tensions (3:04): Schaeffler Restructures: 4,700 Job Cuts Amidst EU Combustion Engine Ban Concerns (5:29): French Authorities Raid Netflix Offices in Paris and Amsterdam Over Suspected Tax Fraud Investigation (7:46): Michelin to Close French Factories, Cutting 1,250 Jobs …
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Trump's Tariff Plan Sparks Global Economic Concerns, Threatens Trade War Sweden Scraps Baltic Sea Wind Farms Over Security Concerns Amid Rising Regional Tensions EU Report Hails Ukraine's Progress Towards Membership Amid Ongoing Conflict British Couple Found Dead in Spain's Worst Floods, Sparks Public Outcry Over Government Response European Securi…
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Brett Jenks discusses Rare's mission to inspire change for the benefit of both people and nature. He emphasizes the importance of understanding human behavior in conservation efforts and shares insights on how community engagement and behavioral science can drive sustainable practices. "People are a huge opportunity for conservation," he said. "We …
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(0:10): Moldova's Sandu Leads Runoff Amid Russian Interference, Faces Pressure on Economy and EU Reforms (2:37): Lindner's Leaked Proposal Sparks Tension in German Coalition as Key Meeting Looms (5:12): German Foreign Minister's Secret Ukraine Visit Highlights Urgent Need for Air Defense Amid Russian Assaults (7:47): Europe's First Multi-Orbital Sa…
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This week’s episode discusses results from legislative elections in both Lithuania and Japan. In Lithuania, the Social Democrats have topped the polls, ending Ingrida Šimonytė’s premiership. How did they manage to win the election? What will the next Government look like, and who will be Prime Minister? In Japan, new Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s…
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(0:10): Berlin Police Hunt Suspects After Explosives Found in S-Bahn Station; Possible Terror Plot Averted (2:06): Paris to Implement Low-Traffic Zone in City Center, Aiming for Cleaner Air and Reduced Congestion (4:42): Denmark's Largest Wind Farm Gets Green Light: Thor to Power Over One Million Homes by 2027 (7:12): Aldi Ordered to Revamp Discoun…
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(0:10): Macron's Morocco Visit: €10 Billion Investment Amid Western Sahara Sovereignty Talks (2:33): Berlin Police Detonate Explosives After Man Flees Checkpoint, Ongoing Investigation (4:36): Massive VAT Fraud Uncovered: 26 Defendants Face Trial in Lisbon's Operation 'Admiral' (6:53): Italy Races to Cut Monte dei Paschi Stake Amid EU Pressure, Eye…
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Russia and Belarus use BRICS to circumvent sanctions. In addition, countries such as Brazil don't really follow the conflict between the West, and Moscow and Minsk. Angelo Kramer from Wroclaw University underlines that Brazilians now little about Eastern Europe and don't really understand EU's arguments with regard to the region. Therefore, the Wes…
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(0:10): European Innovation Council Invests €10 Billion to Boost Tech Growth, Close Gap with US and China (2:35): Meloni's 'Albania Model' for Migrants Faces Legal Hurdles and EU Scrutiny (4:49): EU Official Faces Scandal: Alleged Qatar Airways Corruption Exposed by Leaked Report (6:20): Europe Braces for Trade War Threat as Trump Eyes 10% Tariffs …
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Climate activist Niklas Kaskeala, founder and chief impact officer at ImpactOffice.Earth, highlights the urgency of addressing climate change and the role of corporate responsibility in fostering a sustainable future. Kaskeala emphasizes the need for businesses to move beyond traditional sustainability practices and focus on creating positive impac…
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It is difficult to maintain interest in Belarusian issues in Germany. Robert Sperfeld from Heinrich-Böll Foundation explains the phenomenon and the need to maintain support for Belarusian diaspora. The regime will change, one day, and Belarusians must know that they are welcome in the family of democratic, European countries. “We support the Belaru…
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It would be easy to understand why Poles or Germans support Ukraine and oppose Russia, or the other way around. Olena Babakova, a journalist, migration researcher and lecturer, presents a more complex view where one can criticize or oppose Ukraine while neither supporting Russia. The reasons and nuances also vary from country to country, too. The p…
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Russian aggression in Ukraine has a polarizing effect on the world. Yulia Kazdobina, a senior fellow at the Foreign Policy Council, Ukrainian Prism, draws some comparisons with the Cold War, but the lessons from the past are limited. Also with regard to the Global South countries which require serious consideration and approach. She also talks abou…
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The moral argument of Ukraine facing an aggressive enemy seems not to be convincing any more, when speaking with Kyiv's friends in the West. Ukraine has to adapt its messages, but also Western leaders have to improve their communication with their voters, as explains Stepan Rusyn, a coordinator of the German-Ukrainian Partnership Programme at the T…
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This week, Sam and Chern dissect results from two regional elections in Australia, in the ACT and Queensland. In the ACT, the Labor Party continued their dominance, but there is a change of the guard in Queensland, with the Liberals preventing a fourth Labor term. Can Labor be beaten in the ACT? Why did they lose control in Queensland? What will th…
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(0:10): Debate Heats Up as UK Prepares for Daylight Saving Time Change Amid Health Concerns (2:16): Art Basel Paris Debuts at Grand Palais: Record Attendance, Strong Sales, and Diverse Artistic Innovations (4:13): Venezuelan Opposition Leaders Awarded Sakharov Prize for Human Rights Fight (6:36): Kaja Kallas Nominated as EU Foreign Affairs Chief, V…
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Why should we focus on Taiwan to understand the future risks facing the world? Professor Kerry Brown, Professor of Chinese Studies and Director of the Lau China Institute at King's College London, presents a compelling case for this in his latest book, Why Taiwan Matters: A Short History of a Small Island That Will Dictate Our Future, published by …
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(0:10): German FM Baerbock Urges Urgent Aid and Ceasefire in Lebanon Amid Escalating Israel-Hezbollah Conflict (2:26): ECB Eyes Aggressive Rate Cuts to Revive Eurozone Amid Sluggish Growth and Low Inflation (4:35): Bomb Threat Halts Birmingham Airport: Flights Grounded, Chaos Ensues Before All-Clear (6:19): Record High Sick Leave in Germany: Econom…
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(0:10): Germany and UK Forge Trinity House Defense Pact to Counter Russian Threats and Strengthen NATO (2:33): EU Ministers Tackle Baltic Sea Fishing Quotas Amid Declining Fish Stocks and Russian Overfishing Concerns (4:49): EU Leaders Propose External Asylum Facilities Amidst Decrease in Illegal Border Crossings (7:20): France Moves to Legalize On…
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(0:10): Portugal's Path to Prosperity: Embrace Automation and AI or Risk Falling Behind EU Peers (2:28): Macron's Morocco Visit Aims to Mend Strained Ties and Boost Strategic Cooperation (4:39): Middle East Tensions Shake Global Markets: Stocks Drop, Safe-Haven Assets Rise Amid Israel-Hezbollah Conflict (7:14): New Evidence Reveals 2005 Rape Compla…
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In this conversation, Martin Villig, co-founder of Bolt, discusses his journey towards a sustainable lifestyle and the importance of urban planning that prioritizes people over cars. He shares insights on how his personal experiences led to a shift in his lifestyle and the mission of Bolt to create cities that foster independence and community enga…
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(0:10): North Korea's Troop Deployment to Russia Sparks Fears of Escalation in Ukraine War (2:07): G7 Defense Ministers Unite in Naples to Tackle Global Security Threats and Call for Gaza Ceasefire (4:21): Multiple Crashes Near Eisleben and Bad Orb: One Dead, Several Injured, Police Investigate Illegal Street Racing (6:04): Montenegro at PSD Congre…
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This week’s episode continues the preview of the upcoming elections in the US, focussing on the Gubernatorial races and the Harris-Trump presidential contest at the top of the ticket. Sam and Chern unpack the state of the race heading into the final few weeks. What have been the main themes of the election? What are the states to watch out for? Are…
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(0:10): Massive Fire Devastates Hesse Fire Station, Causes Up to €24M Damage (2:13): France Blocks Mercosur Treaty Over Climate Concerns and Farmer Protections, Opposing EU Neighbors (4:47): European Companies Brace for 2025 Non-Financial Reporting Under New CSRD Regulations (7:37): EU Summit Tackles Migration Crisis: Leaders Debate Asylum Strategi…
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(0:10): Greece Calls for Unified EU Migration Strategy, Criticizes Italy-Albania Deal as Ineffective (1:36): France and Eastern Europe Forge Alliance Amid Ukraine War, Eye Stronger EU Defense (3:22): EU Climate Efforts Fall Short: 42% of Projects Ineffective, Major Economic Risks Loom (6:01): Sea Shepherd Founder Paul Watson Seeks Asylum in France …
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(0:10): Martina Hefter Wins German Book Prize as Frankfurt Book Fair Celebrates Italy with Star-Studded Lineup (2:31): Mbappé Denies Rape Allegations Amid Intense Scrutiny and Injury Setback (4:26): High-Stakes New York Meeting: Cyprus Leaders and UN Chief Tackle Decades-Long Division (6:39): Notre-Dame Reopens in 2024: Paris Unveils €50M Green Oas…
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This podcast episode with Larry Selzer from the Conservation Fund discusses balancing economic development with environmental conservation. Larry discusses the Fund's mission to protect critical lands in the U.S. while supporting sustainable economic activities. "It's not an easy endeavour, because there's a long history, over a century, of keeping…
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(0:10): Belgium's Municipal Elections: Surprising Defeats, Shifts in Power, and New Alliances (2:31): Europe's Water Crisis: EEA Report Warns of Missed Targets and Rising Pollution (5:05): ESA and D-Orbit Sign €119M Deal for Europe’s First In-Orbit Satellite Servicing Mission, Launch in 2028 (7:00): EU to Revamp Public Procurement Rules for Greener…
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(0:10): Belgium Elections 2024: N-VA Triumphs in Antwerp, DéFI Suffers in Schaerbeek, MR Leads in Brussels (2:35): EU Ministers to Impose New Iran Sanctions, Address Venezuela Crisis, and Approve Ukraine Aid (4:34): Chinese Automakers Ramp Up European Production to Dodge Tariffs and Tap Eco-Bonuses (6:24): Marine Le Pen Faces Trial for Alleged €3 M…
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(0:10): Jürgen Klopp Joins Red Bull as 'Global Head of Soccer,' Sparking Controversy Among Fans (2:06): Molotov Attack at German Cinema: Suspect Shot by Police, No Injuries Reported (3:56): Top Mocro Maffia Figure Arrested in Paris: Key Player in European Drug Trade Nabbed by GIGN (5:41): Austrian President Breaks Tradition, Refuses Far-Right FPÖ M…
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What skills and strategies enable civil society to be effective under authoritarian rule? Dr. Runya Qiaoan, assistant professor and senior researcher at Palacky University in the Czech Republic, explores this question in her book Civil Society in China: How Society Speaks to the State (Routledge, 2021). The book highlights the ways NGOs and activis…
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(0:10): Jürgen Klopp's Shocking Move to Red Bull: A Betrayal of Traditional Football Values? (2:02): France Unveils 2025 Budget: Tax Hikes for Wealthy, Businesses to Cut Deficit Amid EU Pressure (4:13): Student-Teacher Clash Over Headscarf Sparks Legal Battle and School Ban in Tourcoing (6:22): Portugal Unveils 2025 Budget with Youth Tax Cuts Amid …
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(0:10): Portugal Unveils 30-Measure Media Action Plan to Combat Misinformation and Modernize Public Broadcasting (2:34): OpenAI Expands to Singapore and France, Investing $1 Million in Southeast Asian AI Development (4:39): Hurricane Kirk Brings Torrential Rains and Flood Alerts to Belgium and France (6:34): Three Arrested in Toulouse Over Suspecte…
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(0:10): Massive Traffic Chaos in Germany: Accidents, Investigations, and Holiday Congestion Paralyze Highways (1:55): Interpol Launches Major Campaign to Identify 46 Unidentified Women Across Europe (4:08): Massive Darknet Child Abuse Platform Shut Down in Major Law Enforcement Operation (5:59): 14-Year-Old Detained for Marseille Murder: Shocking Y…
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In this conversation, Kari Sinivuori discusses the significant health benefits of nature and the alarming trend of urbanization leading to a disconnect from natural environments. The discussion highlights a research study that emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with nature, particularly through innovative products that incorporate natural mi…
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