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The World Debate

The programme that puts the important questions to those in the spotlight - representatives from global politics, finance, business, the arts and media.

World Service,68 episodes

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US Global Relations: Part 1
Is the USA on a unilateral policy track, indifferent to other nations' concerns about it?
28 Jan 2005,22 mins
US Global Relations: Part 2
The second part of the World Debate from the World Economic Forum in Davos
29 Jan 2005,26 mins
The Kyoto Treaty: Is It Enough?
Does the Kyoto Treaty go far enough in preventing climate change and will it work?
12 Feb 2005,36 mins
The Future of the US Economy
With an uncertain economic future, what are the winning strategies for the USA?
30 Sep 2005,52 mins
A Better Future For Young Bangladeshis
Bangladeshi students ask the panel of politicians how they plan to deliver growth
08 Apr 2006,23 mins
Being a Head Teacher of an Elite School
The latest in the ��ѿ��ý's series of Insiders debates features headmasters from elite scho...
55 mins
Being a Head Teacher of an Elite School
The latest in the ��ѿ��ý's series of Insiders debates features headmasters from elite scho...
55 mins
1989: How the Wall Fell
In a special discussion programme, Sir John Tusa explores the fall of the Berlin Wall.
55 mins
1989: How the Wall Fell
In a special discussion programme, Sir John Tusa explores the fall of the Berlin Wall.
55 mins
Darwin in the World: Evolution And Faith In The 21st Century
Bridget Kendall is in Egypt to discuss evolution and faith in the 21st century.
55 mins
Darwin in the World: Evolution And Faith In The 21st Century
Bridget Kendall is in Egypt to discuss evolution and faith in the 21st century.
55 mins
Does the Commonwealth Have a Future?
A high-profile international debate on topics which matter.
55 mins
Does the Commonwealth Have a Future?
A high-profile international debate on topics which matter.
55 mins
Climate Change, What Next?
After the UN climate change conference, Stephen Sackur asks five world leaders what next.
55 mins
Climate Change, What Next?
After the UN climate change conference, Stephen Sackur asks 5 world leaders what has be...
55 mins
What Should Young Ambitious People do with Their Lives in Business?
Join Peter Day in a debate from the St. Gallen Symposium in Switzerland.
55 mins
What Should Young Ambitious People Do With Their Lives in Business?
A high-profile international debate on topics which matter.
55 mins
How to Secure a Global Recovery Part One
A high-profile international debate on topics which matter.
28 mins
How to Secure a Global Recovery Part Two
A high-profile international debate on topics which matter.
28 mins
How to Secure a Global Recovery Part One
A high-profile international debate on topics which matter.
25 mins
Religion: A Force for Good? Part Two
Tony Blair and Christopher Hitchens discuss if religion breeds intolerance
28 mins
Religion: A Force for Good? Part One
Tony Blair and Christopher Hitchens discuss if religion breeds intolerance.
25 mins
Religion: A Force for Good? Part One
Tony Blair and Christopher Hitchens discuss if religion breeds intolerance.
25 mins
Religion: A Force for Good? Part Two
Part two. Tony Blair and Christopher Hitchens discuss if religion breeds intolerance.
28 mins
The West and The Middle East
Have the West's policies failed North Africa and the Middle East?
55 mins
The Arab Uprising - Is America Getting It Right?
A debate on the US response to the Arab Uprising so far. Has America learnt lessons?
55 mins
Powering Development in the 21st Century
Zeinab Badawi and guests discuss how do we power the developing world in the 21st Century?
55 mins
Powering Development in the 21st Century
Zeinab Badawi and guests discuss how do we power the developing world in the 21st Century?
55 mins
Does Mining Benefit Africa?
Can we explain the contradiction between mineral wealth and the poverty of the people?
55 mins
Does Mining Benefit Africa?
Can we explain the contradiction between mineral wealth and the poverty of the people?
55 mins