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This week on the New World Next Week: the increasingly inaccurately named North Atlantic Treaty Organization sets its sights on the Asia-Pacific; the Dutch government cracks down on farming and farmers’ protests; and Amazon demonstrates creepy dead grandma voice technology on Alexa.
Tonight we talk to Broc West, who runs the Asia-Pacific Perspective blog at ap-perspective.blogspot.com, about the latest developments in the Asia-Pacific region. Topics covered include the increasingly close US-Australian relationship, the Chinese-US tensions in the region, the Japan-China Senkaku Islands dispute, the Australian carbon tax and the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement.
Tonight we talk to Pepe Escobar, roving correspondent for ATimes.com, about the flashpoints in the middle east and North Africa. We discuss the latest round of Iran war hysteria, the Israeli position in the region, the Turkish role in the Syrian war, and the latest moves of newly-elected Muslim Brotherhood President of Egypt, Mohammed Morsi.
The revolution is worldwide and tonight James turns to his own backyard in Japan to find signs that the people of the globe are fed up with taxes, regulations and big government. Joining us on the program is Marc Abela of the Tokyo Tea Party to discuss the situation in Japan and the tea party movement in general as it begins to spread internationally.
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