Japan’s new prime minister, what’s next for Israel and Gaza and L’Oréal acquires Kering’s beauty portfolio

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  first broadcast on the 21st October 2025 on Monaco Radio, the Globalist in association with UBS.

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  Live from London, 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.

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  Japan has its first female Prime Minister,

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  the ultra-conservative former heavy metal drummer Sanae Takahichi.

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  That was the announcement of her appointment just a couple of hours ago.

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  We'll be looking at a new era in the country's politics and why she had a tougher time than expected to secure the job.

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  Also ahead in the next 60 minutes with all eyes on the Middle East,

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  what happens next with the Gaza ceasefire?

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  Plus, have Russian drones disrupted not only the skies above Poland,

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  but also the politics down below?

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  will examine the disruptive effect on the ground.

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  Plus, L'Oreal buys Kering's multi-billion-euro beauty portfolio.

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  Monaco's fashion director Natalie Theodosie is joining me with the studio story, Natalie.

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  Yes, Emma, the deal is priced at 4.6 billion US dollars,

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  giving L'Oreal exclusive rights to make beauty products for both brands and other fashion houses like Gucci.

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  We'll be hearing more from Nathalie a little bit later on.

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  We'll also have the newspapers, the business news,

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