Relaciones Internacionales – Comunicación Internacional

13 octubre, 2026
por Felipe Sahagún
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How the editors make the news happen (Knight Center)

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A great story can still die on the editor’s desk, buried by a bad assignment, a gap nobody caught, or a draft that went out before it was ready.

Editing isn’t about fixing typos. It’s about making the calls that decide whether a story actually happens.

In one week, John O’Neil, former editor at The New York Times and Bloomberg News, kicks off a FREE, four-week course: How Editors Make the News Happen: A Practical Guide to Newsroom Editing Beyond Copy Editing. Continue leyendo →

12 octubre, 2026
por Felipe Sahagún
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John Simpson, 50 years at BBC

 
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I’m celebrating (if that’s quite the right word) the 60th anniversary of my arrival at the BBC in 1966. Tomorrow (Tues) at 9 pm BBC Two will mark it with a documentary, which will then be available on iPlayer. It’s been made by the brilliant Simon Lister, and does me proud.

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The Year 2025

12 octubre, 2026
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The collapse of the international world order (Margaret MacMillan)

This is a conversation with Margaret MacMillan, a historian and emeritus professor at the University of Oxford, whose latest work is focusing on the changing of the world order – the collapse of the rules based order that we used to live in and its replacement with something much more chaotic, unstable and dangerous.

We talk about why today is as significant as the biggest milestones of the 20th century, like the world wars or the collapse of the Soviet Union, if current American foreign policy is here to stay or if it’s a period of momentary insanity, if there ever was a case of a superpower voluntarily destroying its own alliances and why is she increasingly concerned about America’s future, what will be the long term consequences of the war in Ukraine and what is the future of Europe, or why we are living in a time before a major – and what will that storm look like when it hits.