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  1. Nov 28

    SPONSORED: Hundreds of American school children across the U.S.—such as this class in Honolulu—were visited by Germans and Americans who have lived in Germany as part of the Year of German-American Friendship! Find a event near you here:

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  2. Nov 28

    🎧 On this week's First Person podcast: China has interned up to a million ethnic Uighurs in Xinjiang in what authorities call reeducation camps. This Uighur journalist describes what they're like. Listen here:

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  3. Nov 27

    🎧 On this week's First Person podcast: China has interned up to a million ethnic Uighurs in Xinjiang in what authorities call reeducation camps. This Uighur journalist describes what they're like. Listen here:

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  4. Nov 26

    🎧 On this week's First Person podcast: China has interned up to a million ethnic Uighurs in Xinjiang in what authorities call reeducation camps. This Uighur journalist describes what they're like. Listen here:

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  5. Nov 21

    🎧 On the First Person podcast, Turkish journalist explains what happened when he challenged Erdogan. He spoke to Foreign Policy from exile in Germany. Listen here:

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  6. Nov 21

    1,640 feet above the red desert sand of , slackliners from demonstrated the importance of building bridges between the U.S. and Germany—a concept at the core of . Learn more at

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  7. Nov 20

    🎧 On the First Person podcast, Turkish journalist explains what happened when he challenged Erdogan. He spoke to Foreign Policy from exile in Germany. Listen here:

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  8. Nov 19

    "I lost my country. I lost my family. I lost my job. I lost my house." 🎧 On the First Person podcast, Turkish journalist explains what happened when he challenged Erdogan. He spoke to Foreign Policy from exile in Germany. Listen here:

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  9. Nov 16

    "I lost my country. I lost my family. I lost my job. I lost my house." 🎧 On the First Person podcast, Turkish journalist explains what happened when he challenged Erdogan. He spoke to Foreign Policy from exile in Germany. Listen here:

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  10. Nov 14

    SPONSORED: 1,640 feet above the red desert sand of , slackliners from demonstrated the importance of building bridges between the U.S. and Germany—a concept at the core of . Learn more at

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  11. Nov 14

    Ben Ferencz was the prosecutor in the world's largest murder trial: Nuremberg. 80 years after Kristallnacht, Ferencz joins the podcast to talk about the cases against Nazi leaders. Listen here:

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  12. Nov 12

    Ben Ferencz was the prosecutor in the world's largest murder trial: Nuremberg. 80 years after Kristallnacht, Ferencz joins the podcast to talk about the cases against Nazi leaders. Listen here:

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  13. Nov 9

    Ben Ferencz was the prosecutor in the world's largest murder trial: Nuremberg. 80 years after Kristallnacht, Ferencz joins the podcast to talk about the cases against Nazi leaders. Listen here:

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  14. Nov 9

    On this week's podcast: The man-made famine in Yemen is killing children across the country. We talk to journalist about Yemen in crisis and children dreaming of food. Listen here:

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  15. Nov 7

    On this week's podcast: The man-made famine in Yemen is killing children across the country. We talk to journalist about Yemen in crisis and children dreaming of food. Listen here:

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  16. Nov 5

    On this week's podcast: We sit down with journalist about the crisis in Yemen and how a man-made famine is killing children across the country. Listen here:

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  17. Nov 2

    The man-made famine in Yemen is killing children across the country. On today’s First Person podcast, we talk to journalist about Yemen in crisis and children dreaming of food. Listen here:

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  18. Nov 1

    Sponsored: This Friday, will gather leaders from the public and private sectors in discussion on how to inspire new generations of leaders to propel Latin America forward. Register here and follow the discussion

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  19. Oct 31

    On the campaign trail, he’s been called Brazil’s Donald Trump. Journalist Brian Winter is one of the few Americans who has met Jair Bolsonaro. He talks about the newly-elected president of Brazil on our podcast this week. Listen here:

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  20. Oct 30

    Sponsored: Highlining between hot air balloons above the red sand desert of Monument Valley, German slackliners of One Inch Dreams connect and the U.S. as part of .

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