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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 13 days 5 hours 15 minutes
And Now the Hard Part—How to Manage North Korea
Brookings senior fellow Jung H. Pak on why the United States has failed to prevent North Korea from developing nuclear weapons and what to do about it.
Lebanon's Arab Spring?
Protesters are directing their anger at the political elite for years of corruption and mismanagement.
When the U.S. Turns its Back on Allies
A former U.S. intelligence officer explains what happens to locals who helped the United States when troops leave a conflict zone.
How North African Migrants Ended Up in Permanent Detention
The Irish journalist Sally Hayden traces the story of many of them.
Bonus Content: Roundtable Discussion on China
Hey there listeners. If you liked Sarah's First Person episode on Hong Kong, you might enjoy this bonus content: a roundtable on the state of affairs in China as it marks 70 years to Communist rule...
Why Hong Kongers Are Still Protesting Against Chinese Rule
A democracy activist describes how the demonstrations got underway and where they go from here.
And Now the Hard Part: Resetting the U.S. Relationship with Saudi Arabia
Brookings scholar Bruce Riedel on how America's oldest alliance in the Middle East is being tested and what to do about it.
Why for Some Spaniards the Wounds of the Civil War Never Healed
A new film traces the stories of people still seeking justice for Franco's crimes.
Haven America or Fortress America?
Harvard historian Jill Lepore on the long and tortured history of the U.S. immigration debate.
Roots of a Quagmire
On the podcast: America's first post 9/11 envoy to Afghanistan recounts the early months of the war there.