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Manage episode 119540873 series 45484
Bangladesh Factory Accident; Libyan Unrest; US-Syria Debate; Pakistan Elections; Iceland Elections; Peter Sunde Announcement; Nature Magazine
After a few weeks off Tim and Mark are reviewing some of the major stories that we missed recently starting with the factory collapse in Bangladesh that killed 1100 people. In Libya there have been various protests against the government and militias related to a new law regarding former Qaddafi government workers. The US continues to debate getting involved in Syria and what their involvement should be. Over in Pakistan the latest elections have brought back the once ousted Nawaz Sharif as president. Iceland's latest votes have kicked out the center left, brought on the center right, and set back hopes of a new constitution. In keeping with politics, Flattr and Piratebay cofounder (and friend of this show) Peter Sunde has announced he will run for European Parliament in 2014 as a member of the Pirate Party in Finland. Our NEWZ Source for this week is a very old and very useful scientific research magazine - NATURE.
- Mark Fonseca Rendeiro
- Tim Pritlove
- Bangladesh Factory Collapse Kills 1100
- Libyans Protest Militias and Government
- The US Involvement in Syria Debate
- Pakistan Elections Bring Sharif Back to Power
- Iceland Shifts in Recent Elections
- Peter Sunde to Run for European Parliament in 2014
- NEWZ Sources: Nature Magazine
- Episode Image: Political Poster by Carol Mitchell
Chapters
1. Intro (00:00:00)
2. Prologue (00:00:13)
3. Bangladesh garment factory Collapse kills 1100 (00:03:39)
4. Increasing Clashes and Violence in Libya (00:14:33)
5. Big debates about what the US should do when it comes to Syria (00:21:33)
6. Pakistan Elections - Back to the Future (00:36:22)
7. Icelandic Elections Roundup (00:40:26)
8. Peter Sunde to Run for European Parliament 2014 for the Finnish Pirate Party (00:46:29)
9. NEWZ Sources: Nature Magazine (00:52:46)
10. Epilogue (00:55:59)
50 episodes
Manage episode 119540873 series 45484
Bangladesh Factory Accident; Libyan Unrest; US-Syria Debate; Pakistan Elections; Iceland Elections; Peter Sunde Announcement; Nature Magazine
After a few weeks off Tim and Mark are reviewing some of the major stories that we missed recently starting with the factory collapse in Bangladesh that killed 1100 people. In Libya there have been various protests against the government and militias related to a new law regarding former Qaddafi government workers. The US continues to debate getting involved in Syria and what their involvement should be. Over in Pakistan the latest elections have brought back the once ousted Nawaz Sharif as president. Iceland's latest votes have kicked out the center left, brought on the center right, and set back hopes of a new constitution. In keeping with politics, Flattr and Piratebay cofounder (and friend of this show) Peter Sunde has announced he will run for European Parliament in 2014 as a member of the Pirate Party in Finland. Our NEWZ Source for this week is a very old and very useful scientific research magazine - NATURE.
- Mark Fonseca Rendeiro
- Tim Pritlove
- Bangladesh Factory Collapse Kills 1100
- Libyans Protest Militias and Government
- The US Involvement in Syria Debate
- Pakistan Elections Bring Sharif Back to Power
- Iceland Shifts in Recent Elections
- Peter Sunde to Run for European Parliament in 2014
- NEWZ Sources: Nature Magazine
- Episode Image: Political Poster by Carol Mitchell
Chapters
1. Intro (00:00:00)
2. Prologue (00:00:13)
3. Bangladesh garment factory Collapse kills 1100 (00:03:39)
4. Increasing Clashes and Violence in Libya (00:14:33)
5. Big debates about what the US should do when it comes to Syria (00:21:33)
6. Pakistan Elections - Back to the Future (00:36:22)
7. Icelandic Elections Roundup (00:40:26)
8. Peter Sunde to Run for European Parliament 2014 for the Finnish Pirate Party (00:46:29)
9. NEWZ Sources: Nature Magazine (00:52:46)
10. Epilogue (00:55:59)
50 episodes
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