2025-10-30
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first broadcast on 30 October 2025 on Monaco Radio.
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Hello, this is The Globalist, broadcasting to you live from the Dory House in London.
I'm Georgina Godwin.
On the show ahead...
We have a deal.
Now every year we'll renegotiate the deal,
but I think the deal will go on for a long time, long beyond the year.
Donald Trump says he's struck deals with both South Korea and China.
We'll hear more from our experts.
is the Netherlands about to have its youngest prime minister and the first openly gay leader will be in Amsterdam for the results of yesterday's snap election.
We'll look through the day's papers and get an aviation roundup from Asia.
We'll hear about the largest ever police raids in Rio and then cross to Slovakia where pedestrians will soon be subject to a speed limit.
And finally...
And I really have this urge to make music.
that you feel like dancing to, but also speaks about very vulnerable things.
We meet the Portuguese singer Carolina de Slandes.
That's all ahead here on The Globalist, live from London.
Now US President Donald Trump has departed Seoul he spoke to reporters aboard Air Force One just in the last hour about his meeting with Xi Jinping So to begin today's show I'm joined by Monica senior news editor Chris Chalmack for a look at what he said Chris bring us up to speed on a busy couple of hours It has been a busy couple of hours So just a recap of the headlines