The Allied Bombing of German Cities in World War Two Was Unjustifiable

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Life and Death in the KGB, with The Rest is Classified’s Gordon Corera (Part One)

As the main intelligence and security agency of the Soviet Union from 1954 to 1991, the KGB instilled fear across Russia and sought to sow discord abroad. This network of government spies was notorious for the often brutal methods it used to keep enemies, loyalists and common peo ...  Show more

How Will a New Era of Drugs Shape Our World? With Kojo Koram

From cannabis legalisation in the United States to the rise of psychedelics as wellness and productivity tools, the global politics of drugs is being rapidly transformed. But who really benefits from the legalisation of recreational drugs? In this episode, journalist and author A ...  Show more

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