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The Heat: Venezuela impasse

The Heat: US-Iran Tensions

Tensions between the US and Iran took another turn Tuesday as Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and US President Donald Trump engaged in more heated remarks.

The Heat: Manama Economic Conference

“Deal of the century” or “political fiasco?” The U.S. heads up an economic conference for Palestinians…without the Palestinians.

The Heat: President Xi’s state visit to Pyongyang

Chinese President Xi Jinping returns to Beijing, after his first state visit to Pyongyang in 14 years.
We’ll discuss what was accomplished.

What does a mayoral re-vote do for Turkish democracy?

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On today’s episode of The Heat Podcast, host Anand Naidoo talks with Aykan Erdemir, former member of the Turkish parliament, about how a re-vote for Istanbul mayor could undermine Turkish democracy.

The Heat: Turkey election controversy

What’s so important about the race for mayor of Istanbul?

The Heat: South Africa’s challenges

What are the big challenges for South Africa and its President Cyril Ramaphosa as he begins a new term in office?

Why is the US cracking down on Cuba?

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On today’s episode of The Heat Podcast, Anand Naidoo talks with Collin Laverty on what to make of new restrictions on travel to Cuba and the bleak prospect of softening Cuban-American relations under President Trump.

The Heat: Death of former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi

A presidency fraught with tension, life as a political prisoner and a surprising end. Egypt’s former president Mohamed Morsi — his legacy now tainted by confusion and controversy following his sudden death.

The Heat: Women’s World Cup of football

The women’s World Cup is under way in France, and the sports’ popularity is growing. But women football players are demanding pay equity with men. What’s being done about the wage gap?

What are Hong Kong protests really about?

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On today’s episode of The Heat podcast, Anand Naidoo joins CGTN correspondent Nathan King to break down why protestors in Hong Kong are taking to the streets against a proposed extradition bill.

The Heat: Pakistan’s Challenges

Cricket legend-turned politician, Imran Khan has faced an uphill battle in his first year since becoming prime minister of Pakistan.

Deal or no deal: Making sense of Trump’s Mexican trade battle

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Today’s episode of The Heat Podcast breaks down U.S. – Mexican trade negotiations and the role U.S. foreign policy and military intervention has played in Latin American migration.

The Heat: Waste dumping controversy

Malaysia says no to being a dumping ground for the developed world’s waste.

The Heat: US-Mexico immigration deal

The United States calls off tariffs… after Mexico agrees to do more to address the migration crisis.

The Heat: US-China relations

As China grows and the balance of power shifts eastward, we take a look on why the two largest economies are not exactly seeing eye-to-eye.

The Heat: China-Russia ties

President Vladimir Putin rolls out the red carpet for his Chinese counterpart President Xi Jinping, as the two world leaders face down economic headwinds from the West.

Untold stories of D-Day on The Heat Podcast

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In this episode, Anand breaks down some of the untold stories of D-Day with American University Professor Peter Kuznick.

The Heat: D-Day 75th Anniversary

The 75th anniversary of D-Day. Some of the last survivors and world leaders gather in Normandy to mark the historic occasion

USS Abraham Lincoln arrives in Persian Gulf amid U.S.-Iran tensions

The Heat: US-Iran tensions

One year after the United States abandoned the nuclear deal with Iran, Tehran is pushing back against Donald Trump’s calls to restart talks.

Friend or foe? Unpacking Trump’s UK visit

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The U.K. and U.S. have shared a unique bond dating back centuries. Then came President Donald Trump. Anand Naidoo talks with correspondent Simon Marks about his long-delayed, yet highly anticipated U.K. visit, Brexit and PM Theresa May’s upcoming exit.

The Heat: Donald Trump’s state visit to UK

U.S. President Donald Trump reinforces his support for Brexit during his state visit to the United Kingdom. We will take a look at that and also at outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May’s legacy.

The Heat: Human impact in the world

Climate change, deforestation, rapid urbanization… human actions that are putting a million species at risk of extinction in the coming decades. What can be done to prevent it?

The Heat: Trump targets Mexico as US-China trade war escalates

The U.S.-China trade war escalates – Beijing prepares to raise tariffs on thousands of American goods. And, the United States threatens tariffs on all Mexico imports in response to the migrant situation along the U.S.-Mexico border.

The Heat: Israel to hold new elections

Israel is set for new elections as efforts to form a coalition government fall apart.

The Heat: President Buhari faces numerous challenges in his second term

A tough road ahead for Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari, as he begins a second four-year term, leading Africa’s most populous nation.

The Heat: Trump’s Japan visit

US President Donald Trump arrives back home following a state visit to Japan leaving behind issues yet to be resolved.

The Heat: EU Elections and UK politics

After, major elections for the European Parliament across Europe, who are the winners and losers? nd, what about the UK as the race to succeed Prime Minister Theresa May ramps up?

The Heat: Narendra Modi’s BJP wins landslide election

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his BJP party win re-election in a landslide victory.

The Heat: European Parliament Elections

Far-right nationalist movements are poised to make gains in elections for the European Parliament. What does that mean for the European continent?

The Heat: US-Iran tensions

The United States says the alleged threat from Iran has receded. But with lingering tension between the two countries the question remains what happens next?

The Heat: Abortion laws in the US

Women’s reproductive rights under attack as U.S. lawmakers pass tough anti-abortion legislation.

The Heat: US-China trade tensions

Trade tensions between the United States and China take another turn. This time involving the Chinese telecommunications company, Huawei

The Heat : Avengers: Endgame – a global phenomenon

Avengers Endgame, is now the second biggest movie of all time. Can it dethrone Avatar and take over the number one spot?

The Heat: Venezuela political crisis

For months, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and Opposition Leader Juan Guaido have been locked in a power struggle. But two weeks after a failed coup attempt, what happens now?

The Heat: US – Russia Diplomacy

Russia’s Foreign Minister and the U.S. Secretary of State discuss Iran, Venezuela the DPRK and U.S-Russia relations.

The Heat: Race for the White House

The race is on as 22 Democrats vie for the right to face-off against U.S. President Donald Trump.

The Heat: China-US tech collaboration

The escalating trade dispute between the United States and China hasn’t stopped one area of cooperation: technology. We will take a closer look at how the two countries are innovating together.

The Heat: US-China trade talks end with no deal

Trade talks collapse just hours after the US hikes tariffs on 200 billion dollars worth of Chinese imports. Are the world’s two largest economies in a full-blown trade war?

The Heat: South African elections

Cyril Ramaphosa promises South Africans a better future, as the country awaits the outcome of parliamentary elections.

The Heat: Iran to stop nuclear deal compliance, increasing tensions with US

Iran says it’s poised to resume producing nuclear fuel in as little as two months while the United States slaps new sanctions on the country – and mobilizes warships.

The Heat: Catholic Church sexual abuse

Earlier this year Pope Francis brought together leaders of the Catholic Church from around the globe to the Vatican, as he tried to address decades of child abuse within the clergy.

The Heat: US-China trade talks

US President Donald Trump threatens higher tariffs on China.

Rwanda remembers: African nation marks 25 years since genocide

Rwanda marks 25 years since the worst genocide in the country’s history by commemorating the lives of 800 thousand Tutsis and moderate Hutus.

The Heat: US-Iran sanctions

Iran’s president says his country will not heed US sanctions and efforts to stop countries from buying oil from Tehran.

The Heat: Japan’s new emperor

The beginning of a new era in Japan. We will take a closer look at Emperor Naruhito. What does the change mean for the country and its neighbors?

The Heat: Venezuela crisis

Demonstrators take to the streets as Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó calls for the ouster of President Nicolas Maduro.

The Heat: Voting underway in India’s fourth phase of election

From Bollywood celebrities to ordinary citizens, Indians cast their votes in the fourth phase of the nation’s mammoth election. Who will lead the world’s largest democracy?

The Heat: 70 years of NATO

The western defense alliance is comemorating its 70th anniversary. We will take a closer look at the challenges ahead for NATO.

The Heat: Belt and Road Forum

World leaders are in Beijing for the 2nd Belt and Road Forum. On the agenda – trade, infrastructure and ways to enhance China’s global development initiative.

The Heat: Sri Lanka terror attacks

Reports out of Sri Lanka name the suspected mastermind behind the devastating Easter Sunday bombings that killed at least 359 people and injured hundreds more.

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