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NEWZ069 So Long And Thanks For All the Fish
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Iraq Attacks Fallujah – African Migrants Israel – Latvia Euro – Bangladesh Elections – Japan Tuna – After Haiyan – Dubai Taxi – 30C3 Podcast
This week we kick off 2014 by looking at a few nations that could be extra busy in a bad way this year. In Iraq the government prepares an assault on out-of-control Fallujah. In Israel thousands of African migrants take to the streets to protest a new law. Parliamentary elections in Bangladesh have ended despite violence, a boycott from all opposition parties and the international community. Meanwhile Latvia has become the 18th country to join the euro. And something strange is going on in Tokyo as Tuna prices plunge despite dwindling global stocks. Our NEWZ Source this week is a recently created organization finding ways to fund stories from post Haiyan Philippines. Finally today the plane is fueling up as the Dubai Project takes off in a matter of hours. For those who haven't heard it yet, Tim and Mitch are guests on the latest edition of CTRP recorded at 30C3.
- Mark Fonseca Rendeiro (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
- Tim Pritlove (Berlin, Germany)
- Iraq Prepares Attack on Fallujah
- Tens of Thousands of African Migrants Protest in Tel Aviv
- NEWZ Quote of the Week / Latvia Joins the Euro
- Bangladesh Election Marred by Violence and Boycott
- Price of Tuna Nosedives Despite Dwindling Stocks
- NEWZ Source: After Haiyan Working Title
- Dubai Taxi Project Begins This Week
- CTRP Podcast Featuring Tim and Mitch at 30C3
Chapters
1. Intro (00:00:00)
2. Prologue (00:00:13)
3. Iraq preparing an attack on Fallujah (00:03:21)
4. Thousands of African Migrants Protest New Law in Israel (00:11:41)
5. Euro turns 15 as Latvia Joins the Currency (00:16:35)
6. Violence at polling stations leading up to yesterday's Bangladesh Parliamentary election (00:24:28)
7. Tuna Prices Drop While Species is in Decline at Tokyo Auction (00:28:48)
8. NEWZ Source: After Hiyan Working Title (00:34:34)
9. Epilogue (00:38:41)
50 episodes
Manage episode 43312236 series 45484
Iraq Attacks Fallujah – African Migrants Israel – Latvia Euro – Bangladesh Elections – Japan Tuna – After Haiyan – Dubai Taxi – 30C3 Podcast
This week we kick off 2014 by looking at a few nations that could be extra busy in a bad way this year. In Iraq the government prepares an assault on out-of-control Fallujah. In Israel thousands of African migrants take to the streets to protest a new law. Parliamentary elections in Bangladesh have ended despite violence, a boycott from all opposition parties and the international community. Meanwhile Latvia has become the 18th country to join the euro. And something strange is going on in Tokyo as Tuna prices plunge despite dwindling global stocks. Our NEWZ Source this week is a recently created organization finding ways to fund stories from post Haiyan Philippines. Finally today the plane is fueling up as the Dubai Project takes off in a matter of hours. For those who haven't heard it yet, Tim and Mitch are guests on the latest edition of CTRP recorded at 30C3.
- Mark Fonseca Rendeiro (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
- Tim Pritlove (Berlin, Germany)
- Iraq Prepares Attack on Fallujah
- Tens of Thousands of African Migrants Protest in Tel Aviv
- NEWZ Quote of the Week / Latvia Joins the Euro
- Bangladesh Election Marred by Violence and Boycott
- Price of Tuna Nosedives Despite Dwindling Stocks
- NEWZ Source: After Haiyan Working Title
- Dubai Taxi Project Begins This Week
- CTRP Podcast Featuring Tim and Mitch at 30C3
Chapters
1. Intro (00:00:00)
2. Prologue (00:00:13)
3. Iraq preparing an attack on Fallujah (00:03:21)
4. Thousands of African Migrants Protest New Law in Israel (00:11:41)
5. Euro turns 15 as Latvia Joins the Currency (00:16:35)
6. Violence at polling stations leading up to yesterday's Bangladesh Parliamentary election (00:24:28)
7. Tuna Prices Drop While Species is in Decline at Tokyo Auction (00:28:48)
8. NEWZ Source: After Hiyan Working Title (00:34:34)
9. Epilogue (00:38:41)
50 episodes
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