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I'm David Remnick, and each week on the New Yorker Radio Hour, my colleagues and I try to make sense of what's happening in this chaotic world.

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After damning reports on labor practices that Chinese EV factories abroad, other countries are taking action.

It's really exciting to see governments trying to figure out how do we hold companies accountable for what they do within our own borders.

I'm Marco Wurman.

And I'm Carolyn Beeler.

Today, the latest on that story from Hungary. Also, a Canadian province is talking secession. If it happens, it'll have a huge impact

on one particular group of people. Separation from Canada would really be kind of an existential threat

to First Nations rights.

And in Venezuela, a businessman's alleged crimes tell a bigger story about corruption.

Plus, a promising drug trial.

When the results were shown, a spontaneous standing ovation erupted.

That's all ahead today, here on the world.

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