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The state of the Arab world today, particularly as regards the confrontation between Saudi Arabia and Qatar, could be summed up as two countries that are little more than petrol stations waving flags and preparing to go to war. Or at least...
Sputnik orbits the World with Neil Clark, looking behind the stories which made the news, as well as unearthing the ones that didn’t. Expect debate and discussion between Neil Clark and authoritative, influential, but most importantly, informed, guests. Topics may differ from politics to social concerns, but Sputnik will remain true to its aim – bringing a new perspective, a different view.
- Episode 182The state of the Arab world today, particularly as regards the confrontation between Saudi Arabia and Qatar, could be summed up as two countries that are little more than petrol stations waving flags and preparing to go to war. Or at least...
- Episode 181
Not since Lazarus or the original JC himself has there been a miraculous comeback like the one pulled off this month by Jeremy Corbyn, who went from dead and buried when the election campaigning began, to the next occupant of 10 Downing St. in the... - Episode 180
He has been defying the Establishment gatekeepers and telling us the truth about what’s really going on in the world for over 50 years. He has covered wars around the world from Vietnam to Iraq, and is also an award-winning documentary... - Episode 179
Morocco has long prided itself on being one of the most stable countries in North Africa - a place where the so-called Arab Spring didn’t turn into an Arab winter. But a cold front seems to be sweeping in as tensions rise and anti-government... - Episode 178
They’ve got an awful lot of coffee in Brazil but they’ve also got an awful lot of political and economic turmoil. Six months into his presidency, Michel Temer is overseeing the country’s worst recession; people are taking to the... - Episode 177
Post-punk band ‘The The’ provided some of the most memorable and thought-provoking music of the 1980s and 90s and were both a critical and commercial success. They have now not only released a new single but have also produced a new... - Episode 176
What part did Twitter and its 140 characters play in propelling Donald Trump to the US presidency and what could we learn from it? We ask Peter Oborne, coauthor of ‘How Trump thinks: His tweets and the birth of a new political language’.... - Episode 175
Last June, North Korean state media hailed Donald Trump as a “far-sighted presidential candidate.” It’s unlikely they’re saying the same thing now. Trump’s gunboat diplomacy and the threats of military action against... - Episode 174
All bets are off and all plans have been scrapped. The British General Election is about to get underway. Are the Conservatives going to greatly increase their majority, enhancing the personal power of the prime minister; will Jeremy Corbyn be able... - Episode 173
Writer and civil rights activist Darcus Howe died this month. He campaigned tirelessly and fearlessly against the blatant racist society of ’70s and ’80s Britain. Has this overt racism now re-invented itself and evolved into right-wing...
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