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The Mumbai attacks were a well-coordinated strike on India's economy, its internationalism, its pluralism, its openness.
Now this nuclear-armed nation, the world's biggest democracy, faces a historic challenge—one that will test its mettle and shape its role on the world stage.
Join David Brown for a one-hour, newscast-compatible public radio special that takes your listeners on a journey around this potential superpower. Full details here.
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In “Brazil Rising,” released in June 2008, veteran public radio journalist David Brown takes listeners on a personal journey across the country, exploring
“Brazil Rising”—produced by Simon Marks, The full program is available as a mp3 file here. A complete transcript is available here. For radio stations, the full program along with promotional materials are now available on PRX. More on Brazil's role in the changing global order is available here.
24/7: The Rise and Influence of Arab Media How does this rapidly changing spectrum impact the United States, the Middle East, and the world? Will it lead to greater understanding or fuel tension, fear, and hatred?
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The Iran Project
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"India Rising"—produced by Simon Marks,
More on India's role in the changing global order is available here.
The full program is available as a mp3 file here. A complete transcript is available here.
For radio stations, the full program along with promotional materials are now available on PRX.
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