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In our fourth episode of Worldviews we talk to Shannon Hader, the previous Assistant Secretary-General of the UN and Deputy Executive Director of UNAIDS. The conversation delves into public health and the different perspectives on how to control diseases. After the COVID-19 pandemic we are left with

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For this third episode of Worldviews, we had the privilege of talking to two esteemed professors about their views on the relationship between India, China, and the United States. Professors Khanna and Huang delve into topics of entrepreneurial and economic leadership. They discuss the question: "Ca

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