2025-11-04
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first broadcast on the 4th November 2025 on Monaco Radio, the Globalist in association with UBS.
Hello, this is the Globalist, broadcasting to you live from Midori House in London.
I'm Georgina Godwin.
On the show ahead, you say Taiwan, they say Taipei.
Possibly neither, neither.
There's Estonia Mulls calling the whole thing off when it comes to hosting a Taiwanese embassy in Tallinn.
Then to California to hear from a communications consultant to the Democrats.
The fact that we are doing this in the middle of the decade is unprecedented in every kind of way.
Mark Edelman talking about gerrymandering and we'll hear more about changing congressional districts a little later in the show.
We'll have a look through the newspaper front pages and then what goes up must come down.
We'll hear about the rise in importance of stairs in the Thai retail industry plus We had a thing we did where we'd do a ridiculous boy band dance on stage at the end of our concerts.
It was basically a way to try to like diffuse the hipster tension.
OK goes Damien Koolash unpacks the enduring popularity of the music video.
Then we focus on design,
with a roundup of news from the sector and a check-in from Dubai's Design Week.
And finally, as the use of satellites rockets, space is running out of space.
We'll examine innovative ways to clean up low earth orbit.
That's all ahead, here on the Globalist, live from London.
First, a look at what else is happening in the news.