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What the rise and fall of past global dictators says about foreign affairs today
President Trump has praised dictators and autocrats such as Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin.
By Barbara Bogaev • • 1 min readPresident Trump has praised dictators and autocrats such as Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin. As China's Xi Jinping and Trump respond to weeks of Hong Kong protests against mainland China, and as Russia responds to a nuclear accident amidst a new arms race, how much of the globe's future depends on the whims of strongmen? Foreign Affairs magazine is devoting an entire issue to dictators around the world.
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The rise of tainted pork, and why big agriculture is blocking farm inspections- 0:00What the rise and fall of past global dictators says about foreign affairs todayYou’re reading this
- 10:45Powerful players in U.S. pork industry block scientists from inspecting farms
- 18:50Fake meat: a fad or here to stay?
- 26:57Actor Danny Masterson and Church of Scientology face harassment lawsuit
- 35:37Wyatt Russell on his path from pro hockey to TV
The full episode
1 of 5The rise of tainted pork, and why big agriculture is blocking farm inspections- 0:00What the rise and fall of past global dictators says about foreign affairs todayYou’re reading this
- 10:45Powerful players in U.S. pork industry block scientists from inspecting farms
- 18:50Fake meat: a fad or here to stay?
- 26:57Actor Danny Masterson and Church of Scientology face harassment lawsuit
- 35:37Wyatt Russell on his path from pro hockey to TV