Fareed Zakaria GPS is an hour-long program that takes a comprehensive look at foreign affairs and the policies shaping our world. Every week we bring you an in-depth interview with a world leader, as well as a panel of international analysts who examine the major global developments of the week. As always, Fareed's emphasis is on new ideas and innovative approaches to solving the world's toughest problems.
Fareed Zakaria GPS airs each Sunday, at 1pm and 5pm on CNN. | | | | | QUESTION OF THE WEEK Do you approve of the moves US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner is making?
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THE FAREED CHALLENGE Welcome to the newest feature here at GPS!
It's called "The Fareed Challenge" and it's a weekly quiz that will test how much you know about what's happening in the world today.
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| | | | TODAY ON GPS
Fareed speaks to British Foreign Secretary David Miliband about why Iran is so angry at Great Britain.
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Plus, a discussion on aid in Africa -- are celebrities throwing money at the problems or making an actual difference?
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Click here to read about our panelists, Dambisa Moyo and Jacqueline Novogratz.
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| WHO IS DAVID MILIBAND?
David Miliband, MP, is currently Britain's Foreign Secretary. He is the youngest person to hold the position in 30 years. He is considered to be to the left of Prime Minister Gordon Brown. He is an advocate for more environmental action, higher public spending, and a more Pro-European foreign policy.
Many speculate that he will be Britain's next Labor Party leader and could even be the next Prime Minister.
Click here to read more on David Miliband.
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| | | | WHAT IN THE WORLD? Welcome to our What in the World? segment where we feature the week's biggest outrage, gaffe or amazing act of statesmanship or smarts -- anything that catches our eye.
This week, Fareed gives his take on President Obama's upcoming trip to Russia, a country with its declining economy and power - in contrast to China- where Fareed says Obama should have gone first.
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| Q&A with Fareed: Iran regime has become 'naked dictatorship' Fareed gives his take on the outcome of the Iranian election and what lies ahead for this "naked dictatorship" and its proxies in Lebanon, Iraq and elsewhere.
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WHAT THEY'RE SAYING...  What is making headlines in newspapers all over the world this week?
In the run-up to Sunday's showdown at the Honduran airport, media organizations around the world analyze the backdrop to the ousted President Zelaya's attempt to return to the country.
Here's a sample of what newspapers around the world are reporting:
"Honduras holds breath over Manuel Zelaya's homecoming pledge"
The Guardian, U.K.
"Nicaragua denounces military plot in Honduras"
Tico Times, San Jose, Costa Rica
"Honduras coup is just the tip of the iceburg, who is next?"
Guaemala Times, Guatemala
"Honduras bars return of ousted president"
Xinhua, China
"China new Latin bad boy, replacing the US"
Bloomberg News via Business Standard, India
"The coup in Honduras: Can Obama's promising start in the Americas be sustained?"
The Gleaner, Kingston, Jamaica
"Exiled Honduras President Announces Imminent Departure for Honduras to Reclaim Post"
Latin American Herald Tribune, Caracas, Venezuala
"Millionaire aid for Honduras"
El Universal, Caracas, Venezuala | | | | MOHSEN SAZEGARA - WEB EXCLUSIVE
Fareed sits down with Mohsen Sazegara, scholar, political activist, and co-founder of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Sazagara discusses the present-day Revolutionary Guard and Iran's power struggle.
Mohsen Sazegara |
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| | | | GPS REQUIRED READING Here are some book suggestions compiled by both Fareed and the GPS staff. Enjoy!
US POLITICS
• "The Inheritance: The World Obama Confronts and the Challenges to American Power" by David E. Sanger.
PHILOSOPHY
• "Left in Dark Times" by Bernard-Henri Levy.
THE ECONOMY
• "The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World" by Niall Ferguson.
HISTORY
• "The Wise Men" by Walter Isaacson.
TERRORISM
• "The Looming Tower: Al-Qaeda and the Road to 9/11" by Lawrence Wright
• "Ethics and War in the 21st Century" by Christopher Coker
INDIA/PAKISTAN
• "Descent into Chaos" by Ahmed Rashid
• "Imagining India: The Idea of a Nation Renewed" by Nandan Nilekani
MIDDLE EAST
• "From Beirut to Jerusalem" by Tom Friedman
SOCIOLOGY
• "Outliers" by Malcolm Gladwell
FOREIGN POLICY
• "Power Rules: How Common Sense Can Rescue American Foreign Policy" by Leslie Gelb
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| GPS READING BLOG Check out some books and articles that Fareed and his guests are reading this week:
BOOK OF THE WEEK
American Creation: Triumphs and Tragedies at the Founding of the Republic by Joseph Ellis
Pulitzer Prize winner Joseph J. Ellis is one of the most widely read scholars of the Revolutionary period, known for bringing the tales of the founding fathers to life. In American Creation, Ellis tells a terrific tale of the tumultuous years of America's founding - from the shots fired in Lexington and Concord in 1775 to Thomas Jefferson's Louisiana purchase in 1803. It is a great read for this anniversary of America's Declaration of Independence.
OUR GUESTS RECOMMEND...
Tony Blair
Muhammad: His Life Based on the Earliest Sources by Martin Lings. In Muhammad, Lings describes the life of the prophet through original sources. "He tells the story in an interesting way. A friend of mine once said that you cannot understand the Qur'an unless you have read this book."
Paul Krugman
The First Tycoon: The Epic Life of Cornelius Vanderbilt by T.J. Stiles. Stiles offers a biography of the titan, Cornelius Vanderbilt, who rose from builder of the nation's largest fleet of steamships to lord of a railroad empire.
John B. Taylor
Lords of Finance: The Bankers Who Broke the World by Liaquat Ahamed. Lords of Finance tells the story of four bankers' experiences during the 1929 Great Depression. "It is great and a wonderful history."
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| | | | HAPPY BIRTHDAY GPS!
Hello viewers! GPS is 1-year old. It's been an incredible ride and we want to thank you all for being a part of it.
We put together a reel that includes some of GPS's most memorable highlights from our impressive roster of guests.
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Thank you all for your continued support!
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| | | | FAREED'S BOOK In his new book The Post-American World, journalist and author Fareed Zakaria argues that the "rise of the rest" is the great story of our time.
Click here to read chapter 1 of The Post-American World (pdf)
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| GPS PODCAST Last week on GPS, Fareed sat down with Tony Blair to discuss Iran and Obama's response to the crisis. Plus, former CIA agent Robert Baer discussed US intel on Iran, and we held a debate between two of the world's preeminent economists, Paul Krugman and John Taylor.
***Unfortunately, GPS will not be issuing a podcast this week. Please make sure to check back at cnn.com/GPS to watch highlights from our show under the section "Today's Show." ***
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