⚡️SPECIAL EPISODE: ELECTION ROUND-UP⚡️ Tune in for analysis of the UK and France election results, including the rise of the far right (and how climate denial might be the Achilles heel that leads to their fall), and an in-depth look at Labour's key figures in climate: David Lammy, Ed Miliband and of course Keir Starmer. + A look at the US presidential race - what happens now? Listen via the link below (or wherever you get your podcasts): https://bit.ly/3xLTyXt
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To deal with climate change, global institutions and countries must work together to address migration, the inequitable distribution of wealth, and distrust in political systems caused by disinformation and misinformation, Richard Matthew, a UC Irvine professor of urban planning & public policy and political science, says on the Talking Policy podcast. tinyurl.com/4wjtbnby
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Explore Taiwan's global impact with #GTIInsights, hailed as the 6th best Taiwan podcast by Feedspot. Engage with specialists and reporters unraveling the island's geopolitical challenges and prospects. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/yLsh50PYiQ4
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Start your weekend with the brand new episode of Political Climate!
Political Climate is back! Political Climate offers an insider’s view on the most pressing policy questions in energy and climate, going beyond the partisan echo chambers to bring you authentic conversations with voices from across the political spectrum. It’s co-hosted by Julia Pyper, Emily Domenech, and Brandon Hurlbut. New episodes will drop every other Friday — starting today! Today’s episode takes stock of the Inflation Reduction Act: how it’s been received politically, the roadblocks facing implementation, and the different scenarios that could unfold after November’s presidential election. Subscribe on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Listen to today's episode now: https://lnkd.in/ehFupQre Political Climate is produced by Latitude Media in partnership with Boundary Stone Partners.
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This episode serves as a foundation for understanding the broader climate issues that will be explored in depth in subsequent episodes of TANCC Podcast. A'aron John talks about key concepts and terminologies, providing historical context, and discussing the evolution of the climate narrative, all through a lens that includes Africa's unique challenges and contributions to the global climate dialogue. https://lnkd.in/dEsHECxd #climatechange #climatechangeinafrica #tancc
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Discover the far-reaching influence of Taiwan in GTI Insights, recognized as the 6th top Taiwan podcast by Feedspot. Join conversations with experts and journalists as they dissect the island's geopolitical landscape and future opportunities. Tune in now: https://ow.ly/vpp750Qa1ak
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Founder, Centre for Climate Action, Innovation and Engagement | Host of The African Narrative on Climate Change Podcast | Acumen Fellow ‘24
In the latest episode of The African Narrative on Climate Change (TANCC) podcast, I conversed with Afeikhena Jerome, the Special Adviser to the Commissioner, DARBE at the African Union. We discussed the AU's decade-long climate action journey and some hindrances to Africa's climate change actions. Listen to the full episode here: https://tr.ee/uwZmkVuDwn #AfricanUnion #ClimateChange #TheAfricanNarrativeonClimateChange
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This podcast enters the debate on American grand strategy by questioning the logic underpinning offshore balancing. It builds on the relevant literature in international relations, producing a novel set of theoretical propositions that are applied to the contemporary Middle East. John Schuessler explains. https://lnkd.in/eBeb2JST
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🎙️ Here's the latest episode of Democracy in Question! How do international organizations play a role in declining support for democratic politics in parts of Africa? And how can a reliance on donors hinder the emergence of viable democratic structures? 🎧 Tune in to learn about these questions as well as the nexus between climate change and the demographic challenges faced by Africa in the latest episode of the Democracy in Question podcast. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/d7ETyVC2
