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"Whilst European's can't just dump U.S Treasuries at the flick of a switch, its not like the U.S administration holds all of the cards either." Doc. fellow Alex Dryden wrote for
@theconversation.com
on the US depending on global bond markets.
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Who really holds the cards: Trump or the bond market?
The US depends heavily on global bond markets to fund its public spending.
https://theconversation.com/who-really-holds-the-cards-trump-or-the-bond-market-274245
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"The interconnectedness of climate change, state fragility and conflict is a complex adaptive system." Dr Folahanmi Aina wrote for
@theconversation.com
on climate change and its link to conflict in Africa's Sahel region.
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Fighting climate change in the Sahel is worsening conflicts - new research shows how
Climate action can ease or add to crises in the Sahel region.
https://theconversation.com/fighting-climate-change-in-the-sahel-is-worsening-conflicts-new-research-shows-how-273673
24 days ago
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In an article with
@reuters.com
, Dr Hassan Ould Moctar provided insight on migration across Mauritania and the Canary Islands - alongside the EU's migration control policies in the region.
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Migrants using more distant, riskier departure points to Canaries after Mauritania crackdown, Red Cross finds
Migrants crossing from West Africa to Spain's Canaries started using more distant - and potentially more deadly - departure points in 2025 following a crackdown by Mauritania on irregular migration, a...
https://bit.ly/49quxBd
29 days ago
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📰 Inspiring the next generation through the arts. Listen to the new interview on BBC Radio London with SOAS-based organisation PositiveNegatives, discussing a new exhibition that communicates complex social, humanitarian and environmental issues.
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Inspirit with Jumoké Fashola - Humanitarian exhibition by PositiveNegatives at the SOAS Gallery - BBC Sounds
Founding Director of PositiveNegatives, Dr Benjamin Worku-Dix, explains the exhibition.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0ms0c0q
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How have traditions of family life and relationships changed in China? Prof. Jieyu Liu's new book and research explores this, with South China Morning Post. Read more:
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‘Virginity battle’: Chinese women caught between old and new sexual values
Research by Liu Jieyu examining three generations in China finds traditional ideas still play a key role in sexual relations and family life.
https://bit.ly/4iLiNfv
2 months ago
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How has the Indian Constitution endured? Prof. Rochana Bajpai writes for
@indianexpress.com
to mark the occasion of India's 76th anniversary of the country's Constitution Day.
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Indian Constitution went beyond Western notions. This is why it has endured
Its makers were not bound by the limited imagination of Western liberal constitutionalism with its emphasis on state restriction, recognising instead that in society, groups and communities wielded po...
https://bit.ly/4p39VnG
3 months ago
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Director of the SOAS China Institute Prof. Steve Tsang spoke to
@washingtonpost.com
on relations between India and China as Prime Minister Modi travels to China for the upcoming SCO summit.
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China welcomes Modi as Trump’s trade war draws rivals into détente
China’s Xi Jinping, who has cast himself as a reliable leader in a multipolar world order, is seeking to take advantage of concerns about Trump’s unpredictability.
https://bit.ly/47fVEOF
6 months ago
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Prof. Ha-Joon Chang was interviewed by
@cnbc.com
on challenging the traditions around economics and free market policy.
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We have been brainwashed into thinking there is no alternative to free market policy, says Ha-Joon Chang
Ha-Joon Chang, professor of economics at SOAS University of London, discusses economic growth and challenges the orthodoxy of economics.
https://bit.ly/4fPu4tQ
6 months ago
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"A guilty verdict, could trigger a new round of political conflicts." Thai Law & Policy Fellow Verapat Pariyawong spoke to
@aljazeera.com
on the forthcoming verdict for Thailand’s ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra in a controversial royal insult case.
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Judgement day for former Thai PM Thaksin Shinawatra in royal insult case
Looming ‘lese majeste’ court ruling holds royal reckoning for Thailand’s former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
https://bit.ly/3HJspsY
6 months ago
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Dr
@nimersultany.bsky.social
wrote for
@theguardian.com
on the urgency and need for further intervention in Gaza.
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Netanyahu’s Gaza City outrage fulfils his messianic fantasy of a Greater Israel. The world must stop him | Nimer Sultany
This outrageous landgrab is ethnic cleansing in plain sight, says Nimer Sultany of Soas University of London, a Palestinian citizen of Israel
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/aug/11/benjamin-netanyahu-gaza-city-israel-palestinians
6 months ago
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As protesters and politicians call for the closure of asylum hotels, what are the alternatives? Professor Giorgia Doná, Dr Charlotte Sanders, and Dr Paolo Novak provided insight to
@uk.theconversation.com
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As protesters and politicians call for the closure of asylum hotels, what are the alternatives?
Long-term use of hotels poses numerous challenges to those living there.
https://bit.ly/4oqGDiY
6 months ago
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"The threat posed by low-price Chinese products to local jobs and communities, deskilling, and premature deindustrialisation is ubiquitous." Research associate George Magnus wrote for
@theguardian.com
on the instability of China's industrial policy.
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China’s Leninist industrial policy is creating instability at home and abroad | George Magnus
Overcapacity – from electric vehicles to high-speed rail to housing – is destroying profits as well as GDP
https://bit.ly/3UP8ls6
6 months ago
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Professor Mushtaq Khan featured on BBC World Service to discuss plans for Bangladesh’s new political constitution and declaration for reform.
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Newshour - Israel to let some commercial goods into Gaza - BBC Sounds
Israel has authorised the gradual re-entry of goods to Gaza via private traders
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w172zss6c83jgvl
6 months ago
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Director of the SOAS China Institute Professor Steve Tsang provided insights to BBC News on the controversies surrounding the UK's new Chinese embassy.
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Why an explosive fight erupted over the UK's new Chinese embassy
It will be the biggest embassy in Europe, if approved. But its opponents fear it brings with it certain risks and dangers
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3v3rygdrryo
6 months ago
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"Despite these attacks on her integrity and person, Albanese maintains faith in the human rights law instruments." Dr
@alvinahoffmann.bsky.social
writes for
@uk.theconversation.com
on the imposed sanctions against UN special rapporteur, Francesca Albanese.
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The US has sanctioned UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese – here’s why she’s the wrong target
UN special rapporteurs provide pro bono advice and expertise on vital latters of international law.
https://bit.ly/3IM5E83
7 months ago
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"The KMT membership seems to be increasingly out of step with the average Taiwanese citizen in terms of age and ideology." Prof Dafydd Fell commented in an article with
@financialtimes.com
on the fragility of Taiwan’s Kuomintang (KMT) political party.
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Taiwan’s once-dominant KMT falls ‘out of step’ with the electorate
[FREE TO READ] Party that has failed three times to win presidency since 2016 faces reckoning over its ties to China in looming recall vote
https://bit.ly/46WnGOS
7 months ago
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Dr Kate Bayliss spoke on the BBC News 'Business Today' programme to discuss the UK government’s new plans to update water systems across the country.
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Business Today - 21/07/2025
Bringing the latest business news and up-to-date informed analysis from London and around the world.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m002g94v/business-today-21072025
7 months ago
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With many of the biggest fossil fuel companies based in autocratic countries, where does democracy come into the climate debate? SOAS's Ross Mittiga provides insight to
@theguardian.com
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‘Keeping us hooked on fossil fuels’: how can we negotiate with autocracies on the climate crisis?
The bulk of global greenhouse gas emissions come from countries that are not democratic, and many big oil and gas exporters are also authoritarian
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/jul/18/climate-crisis-fossil-fuels-autocracies-authoritorian-countries
7 months ago
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Distinguished Research Professor Olivette Otele features on this week's episode of "You're Dead to Me" from BBC Radio 4, diving into the life and times of 19th century author Alexandre Dumas.
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BBC Radio 4 - You're Dead to Me, Alexandre Dumas: author of The Three Musketeers
Join Greg and his guests to learn all about acclaimed French novelist Alexandre Dumas.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002g2mb
7 months ago
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As Azerbaijan sets out to strengthen its position by forging alliances with Turkey and Pakistan, SOAS Professor Bhavna Davé tells
@scmpnews.bsky.social
what this means for its relations with Iran and Russia.
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From colony to kingmaker: Azerbaijan redraws Eurasia’s balance of power
The ex-Soviet republic aims to play a bigger role in the Caucasus and is willing to upset Moscow and Tehran in the process, analysts say.
https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/politics/article/3317921/how-azerbaijan-defies-russia-and-iran-eurasias-new-order
7 months ago
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Teaching Fellow Oscar Broughton featured on BBC World Service’s 'The Inquiry' podcast, discussing if Brazil’s ‘supercows’ can feed the world.
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Can Brazil’s supercows feed the world?
<p>Brazil’s Zebu cattle, or “supercows” are bred for size, strength, and meat quality. Every year the animals are showcased at ExpoZebu, Brazil’s premier cattle fair. These animals are preened, pamper...
https://bit.ly/4eEntBP
7 months ago
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Professor Robbie Barnett shared insight with
@washingtonpost.com
on the Dalai Lama on his 90th birthday and plans for a future successor.
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Dalai Lama lays out succession plan, denying Chinese efforts at control
The Tibetan Buddhist leader, who turns 90 on Sunday, appears concerned that Beijing will sweep in after his death to install the next Dalai Lama.
http://bit.ly/46kSj08
8 months ago
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"Europe, is permanently at a crossroads. But this time, it seems existential as the region faces the challenge of fickle allies and stronger economic competitors." Professor Daniela Gabor writes for
@financialtimes.com
on the risks around the EU adopting the US's saving model.
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EU’s shift to a US savings model risks dismantling its social contract
Political choices should be debated democratically, not hidden in technocratic agendas of ‘financing gaps’
https://bit.ly/3TPMq3x
8 months ago
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As China's network of preschools grow in Tibet, Professor Robbie Barnett gave context to
@wsj.com
on the history between the two nations.
www.wsj.com/world/china/...
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China Steals Language and Home Life From Tibetan Kids as Young as 4
Beijing is building a broad network of preschools across Tibetan areas, seeking to inculcate loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party early in life.
https://www.wsj.com/world/china/tibet-dalai-lama-china-schools-4733d519
8 months ago
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"This "good AI" myth is a key tool used by tech companies to promote their products. Yet there’s evidence that consumers are wary of the presence of AI in some products." Professor Arshin Adib-Moghaddam writes for
@uk.theconversation.com
on challenging the myth of “good AI”.
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Here’s why the public needs to challenge the ‘good AI’ myth pushed by tech companies
Big tech companies often push a positive view of AI.
https://bit.ly/468RdV2
8 months ago
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“What’s missing is a bridge between the evidence, investable products, and connected-up approaches that encourage capital deployment at scale.” Dr. Harald Heubaum shared insight with
@forbes.com
on the missing pieces in realising the value of the world’s oceans:
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The $15.8 Billion Gap: The Smart Economics Of Ocean Protection
As world leaders meet at UNOC, it's time to get real about the rising risks, the low cost of action, and the need for bold leadership to protect the ocean.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/feliciajackson/2025/06/10/the-158-billion-gap-the-smart-economics-of-ocean-protection/
8 months ago
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“Xi Jinping does want to improve economic relations with Trump but not at any price.” Director of the SOAS China Institute Professor Steve Tsang shared comment with @newsweek.com on China’s reluctance to enter new trade talks with the US.
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Xi Jinping reluctant to meet "unpredictable" Trump: report
Trump "is obsessed with having a call with Xi," according to a news outlet, but China's leader would want assurances, an expert told Newsweek.
https://www.newsweek.com/china-xi-trump-meeting-2080695
8 months ago
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"If a leader regularly threatens sweeping economic action but repeatedly backs down at the first sign of trouble, their credibility begins to erode." PhD scholar Alex Dryden writes for
@theconversation.com
on Donald Trump's credibility within financial circles in the US.
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Investors are calling Trump a chicken – here’s why that matters
Trump clearly resents the jibe – and if it encourages him to double down on bad decisions the economic results could be serious.
https://bit.ly/3T3kyIP
9 months ago
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Food for thought this Friday 🍸📘 In a full-length interview with
@thetimes.com
, SOAS's Ha-Joon Chang talks about tariffs that work, making economics accessible - and why he loves a good Pisco Sour.
#HaJoonChang
#EdibleEconomics
#FridayReads
#Economics
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Edible Economics author Ha-Joon Chang says tariffs can work
The distinguished research professor of economics at SOAS University of London wrote the book that blended the dismal science with the joy of food
https://www.thetimes.com/business-money/economics/article/ha-joon-chang-south-koreas-economic-growth-shows-tariffs-can-work-wbtp9ksgp
9 months ago
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"You can't really have a bigger assault on academic independence and academic integrity." Prof Steve Tsang spoke to
@reuters.com
after a US judge temporarily blocked Trump's revocation of foreign student enrollment at
@harvard.edu
.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKc5...
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Judge blocks Trump from revoking Harvard foreign student enrollment | REUTERS
YouTube video by Reuters
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9 months ago
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The Pakistan military has long portrayed itself as “the saviour and defender of Pakistan’s physical borders but also its ideological frontiers.” Dr Maria Rashid shared insight with
@aljazeera.com
on Pakistan’s military domestic image, following the recent ceasefire with India.
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How conflict with India helped boost the Pakistan military’s domestic image
Pakistan’s military enjoying renewed popularity after Indian clash, but analysts warn the surge may be temporary.
https://bit.ly/4352hAN
9 months ago
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“We’ve seen these kinds of pushbacks in the past but it is at an intensity we’ve never seen before in terms of the number of people deported and the violence used." Dr Hassan Ould Moctar spoke to
@aljazeera.com
on the treatment of Senegalese and Malian migrants in Mauritania.
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‘Xenophobic’: Neighbours outraged over Mauritania’s mass migrant pushback
Governments of Senegal and Mali are angry at how their nationals are being treated in the northwest African nation.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/5/16/xenophobic-neighbours-outraged-over-mauritanias-mass-migrant-pushback
9 months ago
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Researcher of the Middle East Dr Maria Gloria Polimeno featured on the BBC News Business Today programme, discussing the US's pledge to lift its sanctions on Syria. Watch back:
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Business Today - 16/05/2025
Bringing the latest business news and up-to-date informed analysis from London and around the world.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m002c7q7/business-today-16052025
9 months ago
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Can Universal Basic Income Be A Viable Safety Net? Prof. Guy Standing spoke to BFM Radio’s The Breakfast Grille on the idea of universal basic income, and what it means for world economies.
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Can Universal Basic Income Be A Viable Safety Net?
The idea of a universal basic income or UBI has been gaining attention and sparking debate, as the planet grapples with rising inequality, job insecurity, and rapid automation. Professor Guy Standing,...
https://www.bfm.my/content/podcast/can-universal-basic-income-be-a-viable-safety-net
9 months ago
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"Trump's primary objective is to secure substantial investments from the three affluent oil states to stimulate America’s economy and align with his campaign promises." Dr. Ali Alavi spoke to
@lbc.co.uk
on the intentions of the US leadership as Trump embarks on his Middle East tour.
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Trump says it would be 'stupid' not to accept $400m Qatari plane - as he shakes hands with Saudi Crown Prince
Donald Trump has said he would be “stupid” to reject Qatar’s $400m jet to replace Air Force One as he touched down in Saudi Arabia ahead of a three-day tour of the Middle East.
https://www.lbc.co.uk/usa/politics/trump-arrives-saudi-arabia-qatar-plane-middle-east-tour/
9 months ago
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“Ethical questions raised by the sale are: should human remains be traded? And who gets to decide what are human remains or not?” Prof. Ashley Thompson and PhD scholar Conan Cheong shared insight with BBC News surrounding the auction of jewels linked to the remains of Buddha.
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Buddha's sacred jewels head to auction - should they be returned to India?
Buddha’s sacred jewels, unearthed in 1898, head to auction at Sotheby’s, raising ethical concerns.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ckg2elg3zxyo
9 months ago
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"By becoming a major investor in the region’s energy sector, China is hoping to reduce its dependence on countries such as Russia." Dr
@lorena-lombardozzi.bsky.social
writes for
@theconversation.com
on how China is reshaping Central Asia's energy sector.
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China is reshaping central Asia’s energy sector as Russian influence fades
China is developing closer ties with countries in central Asia.
https://theconversation.com/china-is-reshaping-central-asias-energy-sector-as-russian-influence-fades-245232
10 months ago
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"Oshikatsu developed out of the desire of fans to have a closer link to their idols." Dr Fabio Gygi wrote for
@theconversation.com
on the advertising phenomenon taking Japan’s society and economy by storm.
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Oshikatsu, the fandom phenomenon Japan hopes can boost its flagging economy
The Japanese government hopes that economic growth can be rekindled through consumer-driven spending.
https://theconversation.com/oshikatsu-the-fandom-phenomenon-japan-hopes-can-boost-its-flagging-economy-253853
10 months ago
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Prof. Richard Kozul-Wright provided comment to
@theguardian.com
on the controversial changes to the IMF under the US leadership.
www.theguardian.com/business/202...
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Stunned resignation and foreboding: a week in Trump’s shadow at IMF
Few policymakers mention US president by name, but his tariffs dominate IMF-World Bank meeting
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/apr/25/imf-world-bank-talks-trump-analysis
10 months ago
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Dr Subir Sinha featured on
@bbc5live.bsky.social
to provide insight on the current happenings within the Kashmir region.
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Tony Livesey - Steffan Powell sits in - BBC Sounds
Steffan Powell sits in with late night conversation and in-depth interviews.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002b6tk
10 months ago
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Dr Ros Taplin spoke to FairPlanet on if art and design can have a role in shifting climate behaviour on a global scale, in a new feature on Expo 2025.
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Can immersive storytelling at Expo 2025 help spark a more sustainable future? | FairPlanet
Beyond facts and figures, storytelling at Expo 2025 taps into emotion and a deeper sense of responsibility to the Earth.
https://www.fairplanet.org/story/can-immersive-storytelling-at-expo-2025-help-spark-a-more-sustainable-future/
10 months ago
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Dr Richard Hylton writes for
@uk.theconversation.com
on the visceral exhibition of the artist Donald Rodney, at London's Whitechapel Gallery.
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10 months ago
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Director of the SOAS China Institute Prof. Steve Tsang spoke to
@nytimes.com
on what a dispute at a Scunthorpe Steel Mill means for relations between China and the UK.
www.nytimes.com/2025/04/15/w...
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A Crisis at a British Steel Mill Has Cast a Shadow Over U.K.-China Relations
Britain was edging closer to China, but a dispute at a Chinese-owned steel company in the U.K. may prompt a rethink.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/15/world/europe/uk-china-steel-scunthorpe.html
10 months ago
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PhD scholar Alex Dryden writes for
@theconversation.com
on the fragility of the US bond market being a cause for pause on the US's plans for foreign tariffs.
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Jitters in the US bond market look like the main reason Trump hit pause on higher tariffs
It could be a sign that investors no longer see US Treasuries as a safe bet.
https://theconversation.com/jitters-in-the-us-bond-market-look-like-the-main-reason-trump-hit-pause-on-higher-tariffs-254410
10 months ago
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SOAS PhD scholar Yoon Walker writes for
@uk.theconversation.com
on what's next for South Korea following the impeachment of its President, Yoon Suk Yeol.
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10 months ago
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Dr
@ziyameral.bsky.social
featured on BBC Radio 4’s The Briefing Room to discuss the current political happenings in Turkey.
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The Briefing Room - What's happening in Turkey? - BBC Sounds
Are we seeing the end of democracy in Turkey?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0029jk7
10 months ago
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Professor of Music Lucy Durán, wrote for
@theconversation.com
on the life and legacy of Malian musician, Amadou Bagayoko.
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Amadou Bagayoko: the blind Malian musician whose joyful songs changed west African music
The famous blind couple, Amadou & Mariam, helped take Mali’s rich musical traditions to a new global audience.
https://theconversation.com/amadou-bagayoko-the-blind-malian-musician-whose-joyful-songs-changed-west-african-music-253954
10 months ago
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Researcher George Magnus spoke to
@theguardian.com
on the global shockwaves of the US’s trade tariffs.
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...
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Markets brace for another volatile week as Trump’s most punitive tariffs kick in
Analysts warn of possible recessions in the UK, US and EU while world leaders weigh up retaliatory action
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/apr/06/markets-brace-for-volatile-week-as-leaders-weigh-up-retaliation-to-trumps-tariffs
10 months ago
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Prof. Ha-Joon Chang shares insights with
@financialtimes.com
on the trade tariffs set against smaller nations across the world by the US.
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11 months ago
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Prof.
@naomihossain.bsky.social
shared insight with
@npr.org
on a new political player in the Bangladesh elections.
www.npr.org/2025/03/27/g...
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As Bangladesh gears up for election, a new political player emerges
Last year, Gen-Z uprising in Bangladesh helped bring down Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Student activists continue to be central figures in shaping the future of Bangladesh's political landscape.
https://www.npr.org/2025/03/27/g-s1-55611/bangladesh-student-activists-sheikh-hasina-nahid-islam
11 months ago
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