Don’t cry for me Academia, with Glen O’Hara

Don’t cry for me Academia, with Glen O’Hara

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What if Putin dies?

What happens if Vladimir Putin suddenly dies – or is killed? Has the Russian dictator lined up a successor, or would a new leader rise up? And what sort of chaos would that bring? At 73, Putin is one of the longest-serving leaders in modern Russian history. No one appears likely ...  Show more

How to stop the next Donald Trump – by a Mueller prosecutor

Can the damage Donald Trump has wrought on America be repaired? And if another Trump emerged, could anyone stop them? Ex-FBI general counsel Andrew Weissmann is a former member of Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russia’s election interference. (Credentials: Trump labelled him ...  Show more

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