Can Modi deliver on his promise to create a $5-trillion economy? | Counting the Cost (Full)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has an ambitious target for India.
He hopes by 2025, the economy will double in size to $5 trillion - making India the fourth-largest economy behind the US, China and Japan.
Right now, Modi could miss that target, just like his promise to create 10 million jobs a year…
Is the world economy on a slippery slope? | Counting the Cost
Every year, the world's most influential leaders meet at the World Economic Forum to talk about the biggest challenges facing the planet. But this year's gathering was notable for those who didn't make it to the Swiss Alps. US President Donald Trump, China's Xi Jinping, and the UK's Theresa May wer…
Is the world economy on a slippery slope? | Counting the Cost
Every year, the world's most influential leaders meet at the World Economic Forum to talk about the biggest challenges facing the planet. But this year's gathering was notable for those who didn't make it to the Swiss Alps. US President Donald Trump, China's Xi Jinping, and the UK's Theresa May wer…
Car industry: What's the real cost of going electric? | Counting the Cost (Full)
Back in 1888, the electric car was all the rage. But the discovery of large petroleum reserves worldwide and the combustion engine quickly killed it off.
Electrification was very much the theme at this year's Geneva Motor Show, but consumers are yet to be convinced. Of the 80 million cars expected…
EU reform, migration and the economy - Counting the Cost
The European Union makes up one fifth of the world's economy. Part of its success is that EU citizens see themselves as better off economically within the bloc than outside.
But that perception is being challenged.
At this week's EU summit in Brussels - more than 60 years after the EU's foundatio…
In Conversation With Laurence Lee Solicitor - Part 1
Put your feet up and listen to part 1 of this calm and relaxing episode of "In Conversation With...". Where Charles Peter invites famous Liverpool Solicitor, Laurence Lee who discusses about his life, his diabetes, his love for Everton Football Club and his advice to young lawyers in the legal worl…
In Conversation With Laurence Lee Solicitor - Part 2
Sit back, relax and listen to the second part of this episode of "In Conversation With...". Where Charles Peter invites famous Liverpool Solicitor, Laurence Lee who discusses about his life, his diabetes, his love for Everton Football Club and his advice to young lawyers in the legal world. Reflect…
A network of abuse against Irish women
Ireland's Mother and Baby Home scandal destroyed families, cost up to 6,000 babies' lives, and emotionally scarred an estimated 30,000 women — and it's just one part of a system of institutional abuse. Al Jazeera documented how this network of abuse is a window into the church-sanctioned violence a…
Life in the Brexit row
Three years after the United Kingdom voted to break off from the European Union, the country is still trying to understand what Brexit means and how it will happen. Al Jazeera’s London correspondent Laurence Lee and presenter Maryam Nemazee explain how the former empire came to vote for its own dra…
UK Defense Official on AI, Warfare and Working with Allies
Laurence Lee, second permanent secretary of the U.K. Ministry of Defence, talks to AI Business Assistant Editor Ben Wodecki about the future of AI in warfare. Lee explains why warfighting without AI means risking the U.K.'s military edge and ability to keep its citizens safe. He also describes what…
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سرمایه‌گذاری روی دانش بیشترین بازده را دارد؛ پس پادکست گوش می‌دهم.
‐ Benjamin "Llamacorn" Franklin
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