Sunday, July 9, 2017

Three things to know about North Korea's missile tests

JULY 9, 2017

G20 is desperately trying to save a failed world order

The G20 agenda utterly fails to break with the tired, broken free-market policies that brought devastation to our world.

Three things to know about North Korea's missile tests

With advances in its missile programme and the July 4 test, here are three technical milestones and why they matter.

Why am I facing 75 years in prison?

By threatening anti-Trump protesters with decades in prison, the state is attempting to criminalise civil disobedience.

William Johnson: Too extreme for skinheads

William Johnson, chairman of far-right American Freedom Party prefers to be called 'white nationalist', not supremacist.

What are Israel's goals in West Africa?

Tel Aviv is on a charm offensive in West Africa, taking advantage of Arab absence to court ECOWAS states.

35 years as a Mozambican immigrant in Germany

A child of former slaves, Ibraimo has encountered opportunities and racism in Germany, including the murder of a friend.

The battle for world leadership

As the 20 leading economies meet in Hamburg, a truly multipolar world is finally emerging.

Will Trump strike North Korea?

A US strike on Pyongyang would provoke an all-out war on the Korean peninsula.

PROGRAMMES HIGHLIGHTS

The Boy who started the Syrian War

We tell the story of Mouawiya Syasneh, the boy whose anti-Assad graffiti lit the spark that engulfed Syria.

What's next for Qatar and the GCC?

In this episode we tackle the GCC blockade, discuss if the region can mend relations, and debate US role in the crisis.

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