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“Listening for example, to the article :”Will the Women of Iran Win”, one would be forgiven, if they thought it was written by a member of the NAIAC council (an IR lobby group active in the US since early 2000’s)
I was deeply disturbed by the invalidating slant and spin given to what is decidedly one of the most important movements happening in the region since less than half a century ago.
Doesn’t matter if the Economist is indeed commissioned to write articles like this or whether it’s due to their natural bias, the direction they’ve taken, I’m sorry to say, has decidedly cast an ugly shadow on the the entire publication.”
Goligolé via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/10/22
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“I always look forward to this. The highlights are important, and summarized in very rigorous language that demands careful attention. It's alwayys worth it!”Read full review »
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10/01/17
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“I am surprised that The Economist can’t seem to get a good reader for its podcast. It’s very difficult kit to follow unless you’re sitting down and listening. The voice seems electronic? So many better ways to do this which is a shame as the information as always is compelling.”
07969 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/09/20
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