with thanks very much for joining us here in the studio where my guests are searching some from de w. s asia desk who believes china has the beings to become an even more influential international player but is the global north ready for a normal western leadership. also with us is felix lee who s written a number of books on china and worked there for many years as a correspondent for the argues that america s tough stance on china could aggravate the conflict and make things more difficult for europe and a warm welcome to tyson from the german council on foreign relations who says the bite of been stretching is set to turn to europe with new ideas about a common front on china so how will europe. thank you once again all 3. if you for being here today phyllis i d like to begin with you if i might and i think it s fair to say that a lot of a lot of people assume that everything would change when joe biden replaced donald trump in the white house but it s not quite so sanctio
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a terrorism researcher at the max planck institute in dresden i asked her what has allowed far right extremism and ideology to flourish in recent years one big problem he faced and a moment is that a writing sentiments to racism and prejudice has arrived at the middle of society i mean if right wing political parties like to if he don t differentiate themselves enough from right wing extremism it is only a small step that some individuals will feel called upon to act upon that sort of resentments and to wake up to stepping masa so to speak like to program that by the deed propagated by the and i because of the 19th century and here we also have a situation that the new forms other forms of terrorism that are strong now also learn from the past leftwing terrorism from islamism from the anarchistic and we have a as head of a pacifist pasha s name in germany but have to consider is also the presence of mr corona pandemic for example you have a new city. conspiracy theories of to
this over to rob . rob: senior historian at the national world war ii museum and the beautiful louisiana. we have a special guest with us tonight from a friend of the museum, my friend and a wonderful writer and author. this is ian toll . and is probably one of those people it is a really need an introduction. you all know what that means. we can be really long, he s extremely accomplished scholar and writer. he is the author of six books. the u.s. navy as well as a trilogy called the pacific war, the third volume of which had just been released called twilight of the gods . 1944 - 1945. it and he s from the naval order of the united states . and in the military writer of the war . and is one several awards. and more awards out there. and i could also see winning another one in the not-too-distant future . so thank you so a much for talking with us about this. rob: it is my pleasure and honor. host: so by the book, i m struck by it in . so this is a big story. as more in th
as countries reopened for business tourism is slowly picking up but covert 19th taken a heavy toll on the industry so what changes are needed to make tourism sustainable and do tourists even have the appetite to travel this is inside story. hello i m come on santa maria so it is the middle of june in the northern hemisphere schools are almost out on the traditional holiday season is upon us but what is traditional about emerging from a months long global pandemic lockdown yes travel restrictions are gradually being lifted in many countries and tourist attractions are back on the a 10 to rebut there are so many catches along the way now some european countries well they have now open borders to each other but for now that s it tourists from other countries will have to wait others are welcoming visitors from nations that have the coronavirus under control but then you have to think about health certificates quarantine and other precautions which might be needed and going on ho