12
Nov
Note: ‘Sometime Too Hot’
111 MHz: ‘Sometime Too Hot.’ The composer Tullis Rennie—also a professor of music in the U.K.—here sculpts
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12
Nov
In Canada, of all places
Why would the Indian government be killing and harassing Sikh activists around the world? Omair Ahmad on assassinations, the rule of law, and Delhi’s shifting global alliances.
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11
Nov
Note: ‘Polarized by Degrees’
5 W Main: Polarized by Degrees. Donald Trump won last week’s U.S. presidential election with a surge of
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07
Nov
Note: ‘Sorry’
111 MHz: ‘Sorry.’ From her album Space Is an Instrument, the French composer Félicia Atkinson is back with a mix
07
Nov
Business as usual
Is the U.S. really on the verge of “unprecedented extremism”? Anton Jäger on the long history behind Donald Trump’s “men on horseback” style in American politics.
11 min read
06
Nov
Note: A fall in Berlin
A fall in Berlin. On November 6, Germany’s government collapsed. Olaf Scholz, the Social Democratic chancellor, threw the Free
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05
Nov
Note: Outmanned and outgunned
Outmanned and outgunned. For decades, Europe has relied on the United States for security. The Americans have some 80,000
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05
Nov
Note: ‘Top’
111 MHz: ‘Top.’ Klara Lewis, the experimental composer is just out with Thankful, an album dedicated to the memory of
05
Nov
This way comes
Can Europe defend itself? John R. Deni on troop shortages, mismatched equipment, and the cost of security in a time of war.
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04
Nov
Note: ‘Righteous Victims’
5 W Main: Righteous Victims. Over the last month, the Israeli Defense Force has been ordering Palestinian residents of northern
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