
The deep back-stories behind the most consequential events in the world right now.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryNewsPolitics | |||

Tristan Redman is joined by Carrie Gracie, former BBC China editor and a reporter in China throughout the 1990s, and George Magnus, an economist and research associate at the China Centre, Oxford University, and former chief economist at UBS.
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Tristan Redman is joined by Lindsey Hilsum, international editor of Channel 4 News, and Allan Little, former BBC correspondent in Moscow and Africa, to look back at the decade after the Cold War in which the question of international intervention was... more
At the end of the Cold War, the international system underwritten by American power, liberal democracy and free markets looked to many like the high-water mark of a new world order. Fast forward to 2026, and that certainty looks far less solid.
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In the last of ten programmes exploring the origins and tracing the history of the Middle East conflict, presenter Jonny Dymond is joined by journalist Jane Corbin, who has covered the region for three decades, and the BBC’s International Editor Jere... more
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Excellent, informative series.
I believe that it is the act of taking sides that fuels this painful conflict. Here is an excellent non-biased ten-part primer of the accelerators of this conflict over time, acting as an antidote to the polarisation that cost lifes on all sides.
I wish though that there had been included an episode ‚0‘, looking at who lived in Jerusalem / the holy land before the peoples and faiths mentioned in this series.
This is why the BBC is a wonderful organisation that should be supported.
This review of the Middle East situation is balanced and insightful.
It answered many important questions about why the Middle East is in the situation it is today
Highly recommend to anyone who wants to be well informed
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A history-focused exploration of major geopolitical events, with an emphasis on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, its historical roots, and the shifting regional dynamics over decades. Episodes feature leading journalists and scholars who offer historical context, on-the-ground reporting, and nuanced analysis, often challenging simplistic narratives. The format combines expert commentary with accessible storytelling, making complex history and policy topics intelligible for listeners who want deeper understanding without sensationalism. A noteworthy aspect is the consistent inclusion of seasoned Middle East specialists and historians, producing a credible, academically informed perspective that still remains engaging for a general audience.... more
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