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More than 154 million treasures fill the Smithsonian’s vaults. But where the public’s view ends, Sidedoor begins. With the help of biologists, artists, historians, archaeologists, zookeepers and astrophysicists, host Lizzie Peabody sneaks listeners through the Smithsonian’s side door, telling stories that can’t be heard anywhere else. Check out si.edu/sidedoor and follow @SidedoorPod for more info.
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Beijing warns Sweden to reverse its Huawei, ZTE ban
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China on Wednesday told Sweden to reverse a ban on Chinese tech firms from its 5G network, warning of "negative impacts" if it did not. The Swedish telecoms regulator issued a ban on Tuesday that would require carriers to remove existing Huawei and ZTE equipment by 2025, citing national security concerns. Chinese telecoms companies have faced bans …
Following the twenty-fifth anniversary of the landmark Beijing Declaration, which set strategic objectives for the advancement of women and gender equality, panelists discuss women's economic security and progress since the adoption of the platform.This meeting is made possible by the generous support of the ExxonMobil Foundation.…
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Joe Smith - From the Beijing Olympics to the Bleachers! A story about giving back!
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I sat down with one of my favorite people and asked him to tell a story that I promise you will want to hear and share! Joe Smith was the manager of the 2008 Beijing Olympic USA Boxing Team. He tells of his experience of walking into the stadium for the opening ceremonies with Kobe Bryant and who he saw in the bleachers that day! I promise this is …
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Between Washington and Beijing w/ Tobita Chow & David Brophy
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In a special episode - recorded for The World Transformed festival 2020 - Tobita Chow and David Brophy discuss how the socialist left should think about China, how to characterise China's economy and mode of governance, and what to make of the emerging Cold War between China and the United States and US allies.…
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Southeast Asia in the dragon's shadow: A conversation with Sebastian Strangio
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This week on Sinica, Kaiser and Jeremy chat with Sebastian Strangio, the Southeast Asia editor at The Diplomat, about his new book, In the Dragon's Shadow: Southeast Asia in the Chinese Century. The book examines how each of the members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (except Brunei) has coped with China's rapid reemergence as a regio…
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US Election: swing states in focus as voting day draws near
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Suzanne Lynch on the swing state battles that will decide the election, Lindsey Graham's battle to save his seat and Barack Obama's return to the campaign trail for the final two week stretch of the campaign.By The Irish Times
The Observatory raised its storm warning to the Strong Wind Signal No 3 shortly after midnight on Friday, as Typhoon Saudel continued to edge closer to the southern coast of China. It said the strong winds of 41 to 62 kilometres per hour from the storm were expected. It also warned members of the public to stay away from the shoreline and refrain f…
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'Cathay cuts futile as fuel hedging costs billions'
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The Confederation of Trade Unions and the Aviation Staff Alliance have slammed Cathay Pacific's move to sack thousands of employees, asking if saving HK$500 million a month through job cuts will help them after the company lost billions of dollars on fuel hedging in the past. Cathay Pacific on Wednesday announced that it will eliminate 8,500 staff …
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Caixin China Biz Roundup: China Urges Sweden to Lift Huawei Ban
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In today’s episode: China’s foreign ministry warns that Swedish businesses could suffer if Stockholm follows through with the Huawei ban; why achieving its climate targets won’t be an easy feat for world’s second-largest economy; and Beijing encourages domestic investors to invest more money abroad. SPECIAL OFFER: Great News! Caixin Podcast listene…
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Mystery local case baffles CHP, Nepal flights banned
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Health authorities on Thursday said they suspect a new local Covid-19 case with no known source has emerged in the city, even though the victim had travelled abroad recently, while Nepal Airlines has been banned from flying here for two weeks after nine people who arrived on the same flight tested positive for coronavirus. A 38-year-old woman who t…
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S Korea sticks to flu vaccine plan despite deaths
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South Korean officials refused on Thursday to suspend a seasonal influenza inoculation effort, despite growing calls for a halt, including an appeal from a key group of doctors, after the deaths of at least 13 of those vaccinated. Health authorities said they found no direct links between the deaths and the vaccines. At least 11 of the 13 dead, inc…
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Teresa Cheng's husband challenges fine over pool
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The husband of the Secretary for Justice Teresa Cheng has appealed against a HK$20,000 fine in an illegal-structure case involving his luxury home in Tuen Mun. In April last year, West Kowloon Magistracy convicted Otto Poon, a veteran engineer, of having a swimming pool built in the garden of his house without approval from the Buildings Department…
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Contact tracing apps: Worth the hype?
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Why contact tracing technology has been slow to make an impact. Ed Butler speaks to Jenny Wanger from the Linux Foundation Public Health in the US where many states are only now rolling out contact tracing apps, months after many countries around the world. We hear from Colm Harte, technical director at NearForm, the company behind Ireland's app, w…
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China, Vatican extend deal on bishops for two years
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Beijing and the Vatican have renewed a deal to give both a say in the appointment of bishops on the mainland, the Foreign Ministry said on Thursday. The initial agreement was signed in 2018 allowing the pope as well as the Communist Party a say in appointing Chinese bishops. Announced after years of talks, it was a step towards reconciling the two …
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Alice Mak urges national security probe into rivals
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Pro-Beijing legislator Alice Mak has urged Legco president Andrew Leung to look into whether pro-democracy lawmakers have violated the national security law with their filibustering in the council. Mak, from the Federation of Trade Unions, said Leung should study whether the pan-democrats' behaviour amounted to serious disruption of Legco proceedin…
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HSBC lions reappear after months behind hoardings
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Two iconic lion sculptures at the entrance of HBSC’s headquarters in Central have reappeared in public after they were vandalised by anti-government protesters on New Year’s day. The hoarding around the two bronze lion statues, known as Stephen and Stitt, was removed in a ceremony on Thursday morning, after the bank said the statues had undergone “…
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This week I'm hanging out with my friend Kelsea (She/Her) and we talk about her new EP, “Love is…” Record of the Week: “Love Is..." by Kelsea Martinez Got a topic you want to explore or need advice? Email the pod at Roaring20spod1@gmail.com FOLLOW THE POD on INSTAGRAM!!!!! Let's be friends on Instagram and Twitter Music by Elijah Lyons Cover art by…
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As new waves of covid-19 sweep around the world, scientists are clashing over the concept of herd immunity. Host Kenneth Cukier asks scientists on both sides of the debate whether covid-19 should be left to spread freely among the young and healthy? Also, the Department of Justice's federal antitrust lawsuit against Google—we search what this means…
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PTO Extra! The week austerity died? w/ Grace Blakeley
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Grace Blakeley joins PTO to talk about the current state of the UK economy, whether the era of austerity is over, and why even in the face of a no deal Brexit the UK is unlikely to experience an attack of the bond market vigilantes. We also talked about Grace's excellent new podcast, 'A World To Win'.…
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Caixin China Biz Roundup: Sweden Blocks Huawei and ZTE From New 5G Networks
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In today’s episode: Stockholm’s bold decision prompted by suspicions over the links between Beijing and the two tech giants; why Chinese lawmakers are calling the nation’s proposed laws on facial recognition too vague; and Pakistan overturns its Tiktok ban. SPECIAL OFFER: Great News! Caixin Podcast listeners can now enjoy a 7-day complimentary acce…
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Justice chief slams personal attacks on magistrates
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The secretary for justice on Wednesday condemned personal attacks against members of the judiciary, after graffiti targeting a former magistrate appeared in Kowloon Tong. "Last night, someone directed some personal attacks and even acts of contempt at an individual judge," Teresa Cheng told reporters at the Legislative Council. "The government find…
The US government has filed charges against Google, accusing the company of violating competition law to preserve its monopoly over internet searches and online advertising. As the Department of Justice sues the search engine google for being a monopoly, could all tech giants be under threat? We hear from Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google and …
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In this episode of Intelligence Matters: Declassified host Michael Morell interviews Kristin Wood, career analyst and manager of analyst at the Central Intelligence Agency. Wood looks back at the time she spent as Scooter Libby's briefer and Vice President Cheney's backup briefer. Both roles she played during the time of the 9/11 attacks. Post 9/11…
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Cathay flight attendants fearful of more job cuts
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Cathay Pacific's Flight Attendants Union has expressed concern about further layoffs and accused the airline of failing to take into considerations cost-cutting measures proposed by the union. "We're completely disappointed with this decision," the union's vice-chairwoman Amber Suen said. "We put forward a number of measures, not only us, but also …
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No return for Cathay Dragon: group chairman
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The chairman of the Cathay Pacific group Patrick Healy said there's no chance that the Cathay Dragon brand will ever return even if market conditions improve in future, but he also said the group's other businesses are safe, at least for now. Cathay Dragon stopped all operations on Wednesday as part of a HK$2.2 billion restructuring by the group th…
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The Caixin-Sinica Business Brief: China’s Economic Recovery Picks Up Pace
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This week on the Caixin-Sinica Business Brief: China reports 4.9% economic growth in the third quarter; President Xi's remarks on the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone; the Shenzhen Stock Exchange admits to a 32-minute technical error in its trading system; and budget household goods retailer Miniso raises …
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Lawmaker accused of encouraging suspects to flee HK
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Security minister John Lee on Wednesday accused Democrat Roy Kwong of encouraging crime suspects to flee Hong Kong, prompting jeers in Legco from the pro-democracy camp. Kwong had asked Lee if anyone in the government was aware that 12 young Hongkongers were allegedly planning to go to Taiwan by boat before they were picked up by the Guangdong coas…
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'Govt must minimise impact of Cathay job cuts'
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Lawmakers from across the political spectrum on Wednesday expressed concern over the mass redundancies planned by Cathay Pacific, saying the government must not shirk its responsibility to minimise the impact of the job cuts. Civic Party legislator Jeremy Tam said the administration, having injected almost HK$30 billion into the embattled airliner …
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Cathay to cut 8,500 jobs, axe Dragon subsidiary
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Struggling Cathay Pacific has announced that its Cathay Dragon regional subsidiary will stop operating from Wednesday, while 8,500 staff roles will be cut – about a quarter of the total across the group – as it struggles to survive the coronavirus pandemic. In a major restructuring, the group said it would also ask Hong Kong-based cabin and cockpit…
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War, Culture, and Society, With Margaret MacMillan
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Margaret MacMillan, visiting distinguished historian at CFR and professor of history at the University of Toronto, sits down with James M. Lindsay to discuss how war has shaped culture and society throughout history. MacMillan’s new book, War: How Conflict Shaped Us, hit bookstore shelves earlier this month.…
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Japan PM on Indonesia visit to boost ties
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Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga arrived on Tuesday in Indonesia on the second leg of his first overseas trip as premier to underscore his government’s aims of countering China in the region. Suga arrived from Vietnam in the middle of a four-day visit to the two Southeast Asia nations he said was key to pursuing the “free and open Indo-Pacifi…
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Thai court shuts down news site linked to Thaksin
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A Thai news outlet connected to exiled former premier Thaksin Shinawatra was ordered to shut down Tuesday over its coverage of anti-government protests in Bangkok as demonstrators prepared to take to the streets for a sixth consecutive day. Voice TV, a website partly owned by Thaksin's family, was one of four media organisations under fire for thei…
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Caixin China Biz Roundup: Economy Bounces Back With 4.9% Growth in Third Quarter
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In today’s episode: IMF predicts China to be the only major economy to grow this year; the national disease control authority reveals new evidence that strengthens the theory that you can catch the coronavirus from cold-food supply chains; and e-commerce giant Alibaba will take over the country’s top hypermarket operator. SPECIAL OFFER: Great News!…
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Stop toeing official line, says murder victim's mum
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The mother of murder victim Poon Hiu-wing on Tuesday called on Security Secretary John Lee to stop toeing the official line and provide evidence to his Taiwan counterparts, so that suspect Chan Tong-kai can turn himself in. In her first public appearance since the anti-extradition protests erupted last year, Poon's mother said Chan should act on hi…
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HK records first mystery Covid infection in days
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Hong Kong health authorities on Tuesday reported a coronavirus infection with no known source for the first time in four days, with a 32-year-old office worker coming down with the virus. The woman lives in Grand Promenade in Sai Wan Ho and works in an office at One Island East. She started feeling unwell on Friday last week and visited a private d…
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Curbs on local tour groups, weddings eased
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The government on Tuesday relaxed some of its social distancing measures, including local tour groups and weddings, as the city's coronavirus situation eases. From Friday, licensed travel agencies will be allowed to run tour groups of not more than 30 people. The Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Edward Yau, said agencies will be req…
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'Hong Kong exhibition sector facing doom'
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The exhibition production industry said on Tuesday that around 15,000 people risk losing their jobs, as it warned that the city will be stripped of its status as a convention hub if authorities don't step in immediately to help. The Covid pandemic has brought business for many firms to an abrupt halt for the last 10 months, with large-scale gatheri…
When President Trump came to power in 2016 he vowed he would scrap the international trade agreements he believed had cost a huge number of US jobs, and declared his intent to tip the trade balance back in America's favour. He wanted to take on China and what he saw as its dominance in the global marketplace. How has this 'America First' policy wor…
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Reclamation needed as HK situation is unique: CE
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The Chief Executive on Tuesday rejected concerns that the Lantau Tomorrow Vision project contradicts President Xi Jinping’s call to protect the environment, saying every jurisdiction has its unique circumstances. In a recent interview, Lam herself had quoted Xi as saying that conservation is important. When asked whether the mega-reclamation that h…
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Carrie Lam insists she does care about Hong Kong
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Chief Executive Carrie Lam said on Tuesday that people shouldn't take her comments out of context and when she said recently that she doesn't mind that Shenzhen's GDP has surpassed that of Hong Kong, it doesn't mean she doesn't care about the SAR. "If I don't care, I would not spend so much time to nurture and promote [relationships] with Shenzhen …
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'Reasonable to let HK residents in mainland to vote'
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Chief Executive Carrie Lam said on Tuesday that it would be unreasonable to deny Hong Kong permanent residents living on the mainland the chance to vote in elections in the SAR, although she did not refer to voters in other jurisdictions. Speaking to reporters ahead of her weekly Executive Council meeting, Lam said that people needed to "realise th…
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