<div>This overview episode looks at how our world order is changing. It explores how international institutions have become a battleground in the rivalry between between the United States and China, whether globalisation is under fire, and the threats of debt and climate change after the coronavirus crisis.<br>
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<div>Mette Eilstrup-Sangiovanni and Iain Martin discuss. <br>
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Hosted by Jack Dickens.<br>
Edited by Nick Hilton.</div>

This overview episode looks at how our world order is changing. It explores how international institutions have become a battleground in the rivalry between between the United States and China, whether globalisation is under fire, and the threats of debt and climate change after the coronavirus crisis. Mette Eilstrup-Sangiovanni and Iain Martin discuss. Hosted by Jack Dickens. Edited by Nick Hilton.

This overview episode looks at how our world order is changing. It explores how international institutions have become a battleground in the rivalry between between the United States and China, whether globalisation is under fire, and the threats of debt and climate change after the coronavirus crisis.<br>
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Mette Eilstrup-Sangiovanni and Iain Martin discuss.&nbsp;<br>
<br>
Hosted by Jack Dickens.<br>
Edited by Nick Hilton.

1: How will the coronavirus crisis change global politics?

The New World is a podcast produced by Reaction and presented by Jack Dickens. It looks at global politics and the world emerging from the coronavirus crisis through discussions with leading commentators.

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