Turkish protests continue and the 2032 Brisbane Olympics bolts out of the blocks

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  You're listening to the Globalist, first broadcast on 31st March,

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  2025 on Monocle Radio, the Globalist, in association with UBS Live.

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  Hello from London.

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  This is the Globalist with me, Emma Nelson.

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  A very warm welcome to today's program.

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  Coming up, if you're not thinking like.

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  Them, they're just going to lock you up.

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  And we're here for that.

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  We're here to protest that we have our rights.

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  We'll be in Istanbul as protests against the arrest of President Erdogan's main rival continue.

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  And around 100 journalists are arrested as they try to get into the country to report on events.

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  Also coming up,

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  hopes that last week's earthquake in Myanmar will prompt a pause in the country's civil war are dashed as a junta steps up its bombing of rebel targets.

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  Plus,

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  we are excited to announce we will build a new national aquatic centre with a Games capacity of 25,000 people.

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  And I confirm it will be the best aquatic centre in the globe.

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  We'll be in Australia,

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  where Brisbane's trying to overcome negative headlines about its plans for the Olympic Games.

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  Plus,

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  the papers and why we might have been getting it all wrong all along about what constitutes a glass of champagne.

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