A report by the UN Special Rapporteur says some of the world's largest companies are complicit in and profiting from Israel's actions in the occupied Palestinian territories. Microsoft, Amazon and Google as just some of the major US tech firms identified. So, could they be held liable under international law?

In this episode:

• Omar Barghouti, Co-founder of the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions movement.

• Vaniya Agrawal, Former Microsoft software engineer.

• Michael Lynk, Human rights lawyer.

Host: Adrian Finighan

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Tibet's spiritual leader says the role he embodies will continue after his death, saying the next Dalai Lama will be chosen in line with tradition. But China insists it should have the final say. So, could this become a potential flashpoint in relations between Beijing and India - which is home to a large exiled Tibetan community.

In this episode:

• Robbie Barnett, Writer and researcher on modern Tibetan-Chinese history and politics,
• Andy Mok, Geopolitical analyst and senior research fellow, Center for China and Globalization
• Dibyesh Anand, Political analyst and professor of international relations, University of Westminster.

Host: Adrian Finighan

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What's bringing China and the EU closer? The two sides are marking fifty years of relations this month ... holding talks and pledging deeper cooperation. But how far will this go? And who stands to gain the most, Beijing or Europe?

In this episode:

• Karel Lannoo, CEO, Centre for European Policy Studies.
• Victor Gao, Vice President, Center for China and Globalisation.
• Raffaele Marchetti, Director, Center for International and Strategic Studies, LUISS University in Rome.

Host: Adrian Finighan

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