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Interview 943 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
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This week on the New World Next Week: China and Russia begin work on constructing SWIFT alternative; the Audit the Fed bill passes the house (again); and good news updates include trust in mass media dropping to record lows. |
Interview 933 – The Asia-Pacific Perspective with Broc West
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This month on the Asia-Pacific Perspective: An Australian proposal requires ISPs to engage in suspicionless domestic spying; China adds military facilities in the Spratly Islands as the South China Sea continues to boil; and TEPCO gets into more trouble at Fukushima. |
Interview 920 – Financial Survival: World At War, Currency At Risk
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James joins Alfred Adask for his weekly appearance on Financial Survival. This week we discuss Fukushima, the latest North Korean ‘threats,’ the MH17 debacle, China’s credit bubble and environmental problems, and more. |
Interview 888 – The Asia-Pacific Perspective with Broc West
This month on the Asia-Pacific Perspective: China sets up an oil rig in Vietnam’s Economic Exclusion Zone; Japan sets a 100 million population goal for 2060; and Thailand teeters on the edge of martial law.
Interview 879 – Pepe Escobar Breaks Down China’s Uyghur Problem
Continuing our exploration of the Islamic terror threat in China’s restive Xinjiang province, today we talk to famed geopolitical analyst, Asia Times Online correspondent and frequent guest Pepe Escobar. Today we discuss the social and economic background of the conflict, what is at stake for the local Uyghur population and for Beijing, and the new anti-terror legislation that President Xi is preparing to unveil in response to the problem.
Interview 878 – Christoph Germann Explains China’s War on Terror
A recent string of high-profile terror attacks in China have focused attention on the East Turkestan Islamic Movement and its attempt to win independence of the Xinjiang region from Beijing. Today on the program we talk to Christoph Germann of the New Great Game Round-up about China’s own war on terror, the foreign influence in the region, and what’s likely to happen next.
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