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Hage Geingob speaks to the Confederation of British Industry during a 1992 diplomatic visit.
Joseph Stiglitz discusses President Donald Trump's impact on American society and politics.
Louise Mensch discusses Rupert Mok, James Murdoch, and media treatment of women in politics.
Nemat Shafik discusses key elements for tackling long-term problems in Washington DC.
Simon and Jake discuss the dark side of Japan's schoolgirl culture in their documentary.
Douglas Carswell, the sole MP from UKIP, discusses his views on the NHS and competition in healthcare during an interview with Owen Jones.
Owen Jones interviews economist Ha-Joon Chang at Cambridge University about austerity in Britain.
Jess Phillips, elected in May, doubts the Labour Party could win a general election if held today, citing trust issues on the economy and security.
Labour lost 48 seats to the Scottish National Party, prompting Liz Kendall to discuss her candidacy and critique Jeremy Corbyn's policies in Westminster.
Private companies Virgin and Stagecoach overbid £3.3 billion for the East Coast main line service, prompting criticism from Lord Adonis.
Under 80% of leading newspaper editors in Britain come from private schools, a statistic that Michael Sheen discusses in relation to acting and privilege.
Two giant leaders threaten nuclear war while the Republican Party exploits distractions to dismantle environmental protections and financial regulations.
Rebecca Long-Bailey discusses Labour's vision and the collapse of neoliberalism with Owen Jones.
Yanis Varoufakis resigned as Greece's finance minister after the government accepted austerity measures imposed by the European Union.
January 6 upended everything Nancy Pelosi knew about America, according to Rahm Emanuel, who served as chief of staff to President Obama.
At 81, Rupert Murdoch faces the Leveson inquiry, reflecting on a career marked by his ownership of major publications like The Sun and The Times.
Every single person outside in the Bronx and Queens wears a mask as they navigate long lines for groceries during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Entrepreneur Bruce Barlean shares his philosophy of Givingism, illustrating how helping others succeed can lead to personal breakthroughs and the creation of thriving companies.
The talk addresses organizational power, referencing Douglas and Innovation at the Alfred Sloan School.
Nipun Syal discusses the balance between AI and humanity in this insightful talk.
The internet, created in the early 1970s, is now considered an old protocol that many engineers believe could be vastly improved.
Michael Kirk discusses the NRA's influence on Smith & Wesson's market in 2000.
90% of taxes owed were collected by the US government in 2010, compared to just 53% in Greece, prompting a discussion on tax fairness and public opinion.
Zero-hours contracts enable businesses to hire flexibly but may exploit vulnerable workers.
