# Rajesh Mirchandani
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rajesh mirchandani is a global communications leader and former British television journalist. He spent more than two decades reporting from around the world as a BBC correspondent and news anchor, covering international events from Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines to the Academy Awards in Hollywood, Calif. His award-winning reporting has been broadcast on the BBC World Service and BBC World News.
From Tough Questions to Finding Answers - Rajesh Mirchandani
Rajesh Mirchandani spent over 20 years in journalism and finds himself today as a senior advisor at the UN Foundation -- and two very exciting new projects on the horizon. His time covering international affairs (along with entertainment and a whole host of other topics) for the BBC led him to a r…
Ep 0: Have A Taste
Welcome to Finding Our Flavor - a podcast that asks how does the food we grow up with help shape the people we grow up to be? Spotlighting exciting, diverse voices from migrant and diaspora communities it’s a show with food and people where we meet fascinating people and try their amazing food! Enj…
Trump’s UN tirade raises questions over trade, climate and alliances
Live from Zürich: Trump’s combative UN speech sparks debate on trade and multilateralism. Rajesh Mirchandani weighs in, while Aleksandra Tirziu and Remko Tanis discuss India-Europe relations, China in Africa and Trump-Xi prospects.
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EA Global: The End of Poverty (Rajesh Mirchandani, Jeff Brown, Anne Healy, Svetha Janumpalli, Timothy Telleen-Lawton, and Peter Singer)
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EA Global: Creating Effective Policies (Genya Dana, Tom Kalil, Rajesh Mirchandani, and Seb Farquhar)
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EA Global: Why Policy Change? (Rajesh Mirchandani)
Source: Effective Altruism Global
Oct 6, 2011
A time of shifting and unexpected new relationships in Libya is explored by Allan Little. He's been meeting the Islamists, determined not only to be a part of the post-Gaddafi government but also to forge a new working relationship with the West; Chris Morris talks of the crisis in the Eurozone aft…
June 16, 2011
Tunisia's fragile revolution is under threat from the violent uprising in Libya. Pascale Harter, investigating in these borderlands, also reveals what a football commentary sounds like in Libya where the only name permissible is that of Gaddafi. The blockade on Gaza means that many people living in…
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