The Heat: Xinjiang – The fight against extremism

The Heat: Ukraine peace talks

This week the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, and the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, met for peace talks in Paris

The Heat: India Rape Crisis

Anger and frustration in India over attacks on women.

The Heat: US politics -impeachment and presidential race

A day earlier, four constitutional lawyers testified to the House Judiciary Committee. Three of them said they had no doubt the president committed impeachable offenses, one legal expert disagreed.

The Heat: Blockchain

China is promoting the development of Blockchain. We will take a look at what the technology can bring to the world.

The Heat: NATO Summit at 70

Leaders from its 29 member states gathered in London this week to discuss major issues confronting the group including security and the fight against terrorism.

The Heat: New Arab Spring?

Nearly a decade after the Arab Spring, a new wave of protests is underway in the Middle East and North Africa.

The Heat: Climate emergency

Declaring a “climate emergency” – For the first time, scientists used the expression in a study and called for rapid and radical changes to reverse the course. On tonight’s episode of the Heat, the panel discusses those findings with one of the authors of the report.

The Heat: UK Elections

Elections in the United Kingdom. Brexit, the economy, and the future of the UK are all at stake.

The Heat: Unrest in Latin America

Plagued by a debt crisis, the economy of the region was brought to a standstill. Now many countries in Latin America fear those conditions could be returning.

The Heat: US impeachment hearings

Democrats are moving forward with an impeachment inquiry against U.S. President Donald Trump.

The Heat: Israel’s political crisis

A defiant Benjamin Netanyahu fights for his political life, a day after the Israeli Prime Minister is indicted on charges of corruption.

The Heat: Democratic candidates unite against Trump

The gloves came off once again among presidential candidates in Atlanta Wednesday night at the 5th Democratic debate.

The Heat: Iran Protests

Anger erupts on the streets in cities across Iran, as demonstrators rally against soaring oil prices.

The Heat: Bolivia crisis

Bolivia remains in political limbo, after Evo Morales resigned as president and accepted asylum in Mexico following a disputed election. What can we expect for the future of Bolivia?

The Heat: RCEP trade deal

China and fourteen other countries forge ahead toward what could be the world’s largest trade deal.

The Heat: China-Brazil ties

Expanding relations between China and Brazil; a look at the road ahead

The Heat: BRICS 2019 Wrap

Leaders from the five BRICS nations take their places in Brasilia on the final day of their annual meeting.

The Heat: BRICS 2019

The BRICS 2019 summit in Brazil. What’s on the agenda? And, what do five world leaders hope to accomplish?

The Heat: China and Greece ties

Chinese President Xi Jinping hails a new era in bilateral ties between two of the world’s oldest civilizations.

The Heat: Spain Election

Voters in Spain went to the polls on Sunday in the country’s second general election since April. It was also Spain’s fourth general election in the last four years.

The Heat: China global trade

Chinese President Xi Jinping talks free trade and foreign investment, plus have China and the United States agreed to phase out those tariffs?

The Heat: Made in Bangladesh

Bangladesh rising. It’s been called the fastest-growing economy in the Asia-Pacific region, but can Bangladesh sustain the momentum?

The Heat: Russia’s role in the Middle East

Russia expands its influence in the Middle East, serving as a power broker in Syria and beyond.

The Heat: One year to US Election

One year to Election Day in the United States. Who will Americans choose as their next president?

The Heat: Iraq anti-government protests continue

Mass anti-government protests continue in Iraq with no end in sight.

The Heat: The threat of ISIL

ISIL names its new leader, after Al-Baghdadi was killed during a US raid. We will discuss what we can expect on the fight against extremism.

The Heat: The impact on Iran’s reforms

Iran throws open the doors to the national stadium, allowing women to attend a football match for the first time in 40 years. A watershed moment or a “publicity stunt?”

The Heat: Lebanon Protests

For two weeks, thousands of anti-government protesters have blocked major streets in Beirut and cities across Lebanon, paralyzing the country.

The Heat: Neil deGrasee Tyson One-on-One

The Heat: Neil deGrasse Tyson one-on-one

World-renowned astrophysicist, Neil deGrasse Tyson, sits down with Anand Naidoo for a one-on-one interview.

The Heat: Argentina elections & Chile protests

Argentinians voted for a change of direction: Sunday, they elected Alberto Fernandez over the incumbent, conservative Mauricio Macri.

The Heat: Catalonia protests

An estimated half a million people flood the streets of Barcelona, after a court sentences several leaders for fighting for Catalonian independence from Spain.

The Heat: China – Brazil relations

Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro is in China to talk trade and investments. The Heat takes a look at the relationship between the two countries.

The Heat: China’s economy

China’s economic growth falls to its lowest level in nearly 30 years. Is the global juggernaut running out of steam?

The Heat: Justin Trudeau’s Liberal party wins in Canada

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wins re-election, but a narrow victory means he’ll now lead a minority government.

The Heat: Brexit vote postponed

The British Parliament attempted to postpone voting on a Brexit deal until the rest of legislation has passed.

How is Iran-Saudi Arabia rivalry impacting the region?

Riyadh and Tehran at loggerheads, after an Iranian tanker is hit and Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure suffers a crippling blow.

The Heat: Turkey pauses military operations in Syria

Is it a pause or is it a ceasefire? The U.S. and Turkey announce some kind of temporary agreement in northern Syria, one week after Turkish forces began a military assault.

The Heat: 2020 Democratic Presidential Debate

The latest Democratic Party debate revealed a division between progressives and centrists in the race for the White House.

The Heat: China’s investments in Latin America

From Mexico to Argentina, China is strengthening its relationships in Latin America. We’ll be taking a closer look at the Belt and Road Initiative in the region.

The Heat: China’s role in South Asia

China and India work to reset relations strained by border disputes and trade tensions. What it all means for China’s role in South Asia.

The Heat: US announces trade deal with China

Breaking the deadlock. China and the United States agree on a partial trade deal.

The Heat: Turkey launches military offense against Syrian Kurds

Turkey launches an air and ground offensive against Kurdish militias in Syria.

The Heat: Iraq protests and political uncertainty

Frustration in Iraq over high unemployment and corruption triggers mass protests in the streets of Baghdad.

The Heat: Venezuela

Venezuela’s political and economic crisis. How bad is it and can it be resolved?

The Heat: Afghanistan Presidential election

Amid suspicions of fraud in the Afghanistan presidential election, both sides claim victory. Are we going to see a shared government again?

The Heat: China’s 70th Anniversary

Chinese President Xi Jinping joined thousands in Tiananmen Square for a massive celebration. It included a large military parade with 15,000 personnel taking part. On display were some of China’s new and advanced weapons including the Dongfeng-41 nuclear missile.

The Heat: US impeachment inquiry

US President Donald Trump lashes out as an impeachment inquiry gets underway in Congress.

The Heat: Hungary nationalism and mass urbanization

The challenges of mass urbanization. As more people are moving to cities, we will take a look on what a key UN agency is doing to prepare authorities to manage the increasing burden. Also, why Hungary decided not to join the European plan to curb carbon emissions?

The Heat: Sierra Leone, Antigua and Barbuda, climate change

Smaller countries are making themselves heard at the United Nations General Assembly. We’ll talk to the leaders of Sierra Leone and the island nation of Antigua and Barbuda.

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