The Heat: Lebanon at a crossroads
Beirut’s port blast two years on – thousands of lives upended and still no justice for the victims and their families. Plus an exclusive interview with Lebanon’s Foreign Minister — Abdallah Bou Habib.
Read More...Beirut’s port blast two years on – thousands of lives upended and still no justice for the victims and their families. Plus an exclusive interview with Lebanon’s Foreign Minister — Abdallah Bou Habib.
Read More...China is expanding global development initiatives throughout the African continent. What does this mean for the future of China-Africa relations?
Read More...Beijing reacts strongly to the controversial visit by Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan. What will all of this mean for China-U.S. relations?
Read More...As U.S. President Joe Biden tests positive again for COVID, we will take a look at the rising number of cases and reinfections. Also we will discuss the economic protests against the government in Panama.
Read More...BRICS…a major five-nation bloc…may be expanding…What does this mean for the world economy and geopolitics?
Read More...Julian Assange battles extradition to the U.S. Is he a journalist or a criminal? And what does his case mean for freedom of the press and whistle-blowers?
Read More...Trade and investment tops the agenda, as China’s president welcomes Indonesia’s president to Beijing. And, heat waves and wildfires are impacting millions of people this summer. Why climate experts say this could be the new normal.
Read More...Another major step toward building China’s space station – what does this mean for China’s space program?
Read More...A combination of factors is driving millions around the world into food insecurity conditions. And, the crisis is causing hunger and death.
Read More...The Sri Lankan parliament votes for a new president to tackle the country’s economic crisis. And, as countries lift restrictions and face COVID fatigue, the World Health Organization warns the pandemic is far from over.
Read More...The leaders of Iran, Türkiye and Russia gather for a summit on Syria, Ukraine and other global issues.
Read More...As the world remembers Nelson Mandela on what would have been his 104th birthday, we examine his life and legacy on International Mandela Day.
Read More...China reported new economic data on Friday that is being closely analyzed for its impact – not just at home- but also on the global economy.
Read More...It’s described as a high stakes visit to the Middle East. From Israel to Saudi Arabia, we’ll discuss what the Biden administration hopes to accomplish in the region.
Read More...Amid surging migration and economic challenges, Mexico’s president comes to Washington.
Read More...Sri Lanka’s president flees the country after months of protests. And later – why are we seeing a surge of global refugees?
Read More...The conflict in Ukraine rages on. With more than 30 people now reported killed after an apartment building was hit over the weekend.
Read More...The assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has sent shockwaves around the world. And across the Atlantic, the British Prime Minister resigns.
Read More...Amid the Ukraine conflict, Russia and China’s foreign ministers hold talks as G20 ministers gather in Bali, Indonesia.
Read More...In 2015 all member states of the United Nations adopted an ambitious plan for the future. It’s called the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The UN describes it as an urgent call to action for both developed and developing countries.
Read More...The governor of Illinois voices his anger, after another mass shooting in the United States. This time a gunman targeted a Fourth of July parade outside Chicago.
Read More...Economic sanctions against Russia appear to be backfiring around the world. Is this a good strategy to end the conflict in Ukraine?
Read More...Chinese President Xi Jinping lauds Hong Kong’s rise as he celebrates 25 years since the regions return to the motherland.
Read More...Sweden and Finland are set to join NATO. Will this bring peace or escalate tensions in Europe?
Read More...The U-S economy dipped in the first quarter of 2022. Many are asking: Is a recession looming?
Read More...Western leaders at the G7 Summit pledge their continued support for Ukraine, including more sanctions against Moscow.
Read More...The United States Supreme Court has delivered a massive blow to women’s rights in the U.S.
Read More...Amid global economic challenges, ongoing conflicts and a continuing pandemic, China hosts a virtual summit with the leaders of four other developing economies.
Read More...An election official testifies that former President Donald Trump pressured him to find more votes to overturn the 2020 election result. And for the first time in nearly 30 years, the U.S. Senate moves forward on a bipartisan gun safety bill.
Read More...Russian forces advance in Ukraine. When and how will this conflict end?
Read More...Colombians made history on Sunday when they elected their country’s first ever leftist president.
Read More...Chinese President Xi Jinping renews calls for globalization and partnerships at a major economic summit in Russia.
Read More...Sustainable development impacts all of our lives. Yet according the United Nations Secretary-General progress is in peril.
Read More...A crucial World Trade Organization meeting has been extended by a day as delegates try to get international trade back on track.
Read More...Russia makes gains in the East as the conflict in Ukraine continues with no end in sight.
Read More...China-U.S. relations and security concerns. They were a major focus of discussion at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore.
Read More...Calls for greater cooperation in Singapore, as Chinese and U.S. defense officials meet on the sidelines of the Shangri-La Dialogue.
Read More...The United States tries to display leadership at the Summit of the Americas, but are countries in the region following Washington’s lead?
Read More...The UN warns the Russia-Ukraine conflict could soon lead to a global food crisis.
Read More...The coronavirus pandemic has killed millions across the globe including over one million here in the United States.
Read More...Record flooding, unbearable heatwaves and severe droughts. How do we combat this extreme weather and environmental shifts to save the planet?
Read More...The Russia-Ukraine conflict reaches 100 days. With no end in sight, what’s next?
Read More...Hate crimes against African Americans in the U-S are at their highest levels in more than a decade.
Read More...More than a million people in the United States have died of drug overdoses in the past twenty years – the majority from opioids – with no end in sight.
Read More...COVID-19 cases are trending up again in the United States as concerns also grow about monkeypox.
Read More...Two anti-establishment politicians, promising change, will face off next month in Colombia’s presidential runoff election. We will discuss what’s looking like an anti-incumbency trend throughout Latin America.
Read More...Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi is touring the South Pacific to promote security and economic cooperation in the region.
Read More...Economic fears and the Ukraine conflict cast a shadow over the World Economic Forum.
Read More...A nation in shock after yet another deadly shooting at an elementary school. But will something change after all?
Read More...As the Russia-Ukraine conflict enters its fourth month, we hear from the former president of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko. And, a former spokesman for Russia’s president Vladimir Putin responds.
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