A clear and concise take on world affairs
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“This is a really interesting and incisive take on the major issues in world affairs; it manages to be concise but expansive, detailed without being overwrought. Emily and Jeremy are great hosts whose questions lead to fascinating discussion with a range of equally fascinating guests.
I’m hooked.”
edoardofortese via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/12/20
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“It’s refreshing to get an international perspective on the world that connects the news to wider trends and topics. The presenters are great and their guests bring expertise and a personal perspective. Guest Elif Shafak speaking about information overload vs knowledge and wisdom, feminism and...”Read full review »
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Great Britain ·
07/25/20
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“Really great insights into the major events in global affairs. The mix of hosts works really well too, as they all have different specialisms and bring their individual expertise to the big stories of the week. Really strong interviews as well.”
yasisking via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/05/22
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“A great podcast alongside the NS itself. Jeremy (where’s he been recently?), Emily and guests have the time and space to cover issues properly. It has been very America-centered recently due to the election, hopefully it will go back to world coverage again.”
Rabbitsrule via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/09/20
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