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What spies can teach us about persuasion
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What spies can teach us about persuasion

Forget the fancy cars, futuristic gadgets, and martinis “shaken, not stirred.” In his book "Sell Like a Spy: The Art of Persuasion from the World of Espionage", Jeremy Hurewitz tells GZERO's Tony Maciulis that intelligence officers are a lot more like therapists than James Bond-style action heroes.

In Milei's Argentina, a fight for indigenous land
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In Milei's Argentina, a fight for indigenous land

In Argentina’s Patagonia, Indigenous Mapuche communities say they are facing increasing persecution under President Javier Milei, the Libertarian leader whose promises of economic reform are intensifying long-standing conflicts over land rights and environmental protection.

At the Paris Peace Forum, war and conflicts were topics du jour
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At the Paris Peace Forum, war and conflicts were topics du jour

Days after Donald Trump’s election victory, world leaders convened at the Paris Peace Forum—amid unprecedented global tensions, rising armed conflicts, and uncertainty over America’s future commitments–with this year's theme, "Wanted: A Functioning Global Order."

Political violence is on the rise again, at home and abroad
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Political violence is on the rise again, at home and abroad

The assassination attempt on Donald Trump is among many such threats faced by leaders or high-profile candidates in recent years. In democracies worldwide, there's a resurgence in political violence and violent political language, driven by deepening polarization, hardened viewpoints, and the perception of political differences as existential threats.

UNRWA funding cuts threaten Lebanon's Palestinian refugees
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UNRWA funding cuts threaten Lebanon's Palestinian refugees

US funding for UNRWA is at risk of disappearing completely, putting the lives of millions of Palestinian refugees in jeopardy.

"Patriots" on Broadway: The story of Putin's rise to power
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"Patriots" on Broadway: The story of Putin's rise to power

“Putin was my mistake. Getting rid of him is my responsibility.” It’s clear by the time the character Boris Berezovsky utters that chilling line in the new Broadway play “Patriots” that any attempt to stop Russian President Vladimir Putin’s rise would be futile, perhaps even fatal. The show opened for a limited run in New York on April 22.

The New York migrant crisis up close
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The New York migrant crisis up close

Since 2022, New York City has absorbed more than 170,000 migrants, mostly sent on buses by Texas officials from the US-Mexico border. But its already under-funded, under-resourced system is struggling to deal with the influx of so many people. GZERO’s Alex Kliment spent time on the ground with the newly-arrived asylum-seekers and the volunteers filling a crucial gap.

Understanding Navalny’s legacy inside Russia
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Understanding Navalny’s legacy inside Russia

GZERO’s Alex Kliment weighs in on the impact of Russian dissident Alexei Navalny’s death globally and within Russia, where the charismatic opposition figure was less popular than Westerners might think.

Israel-Hamas war is a mixed blessing for Putin
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Israel-Hamas war is a mixed blessing for Putin

Over the past few weeks, the conflict in Gaza has drawn attention away from what used to be the most covered war in the world: Russia's invasion of Ukraine. You know who's not mad about that? Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Israel-Hamas war: "Just bring them back," says brother of 9-year-old Israeli hostage
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Israel-Hamas war: "Just bring them back," says brother of 9-year-old Israeli hostage

Few people can grasp the horror that is Roy Zichri's daily life since October 7th. His brother, who celebrated his ninth birthday somewhere in Gaza, along with his mother, Keren, and his grandparents, were kidnapped by Hamas on that fateful day.