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Category Archives: TV Shows
Can peace talks end the conflict in Ethiopia?
The first talks aimed at ending the war in northern Ethiopia’s Tigray region are under way in South Africa.
US midterm elections: Big Money vs ‘the will of the people’?
As mega-donors set the agenda, we ask if US politicians are becoming more beholden to their financiers than the voters.
How many people can the Earth sustain?
Global population is set to reach 8 billion next month.
Can France and Germany repair their relationship?
Leaders meet following disagreements on the war in Ukraine, defence and energy policies.
How have Myanmar’s ethnic conflicts evolved since the coup?
Myanmar army air raids kill dozens of civilians in latest attacks against ethnic rebel groups.
Can positivity help tackle the global climate emergency?
Former UN climate chief finds that optimism can inspire action to address unprecedented crisis.
What will bring stability to Sudan?
Ethnic violence in Blue Nile state creates more turmoil a year after the military took power.
Will the Parthenon marbles ever return to Greece?
British Museum has displayed the contested Greek sculptures for the past 200 years.
What’s the vision of China’s new leaders?
President Xi Jinping secures historic third term as Communist Party chief and promotes loyalists to inner circle.
What’s next for Italy and its approach to the world?
Giorgia Meloni has been sworn in as Italy's first far-right prime minister since World War II.
Joko Widodo: Will Putin and Zelenskyy meet at Bali’s G20 summit?
With world powers divided over Ukraine war, Indonesia’s president discusses the challenges facing upcoming G20 summit.
Elon Musk: Twitter warrior, satellite supremo … diplomat?
Musk juggles internet in warzones, a Twitter buyout, and peacemaker posturing. Plus, UK media vs the labour movement.
Can a new British prime minister fix the economy?
PM Liz Truss has resigned after chancellor Jeremy Hunt scrapped almost all of her mini-budget.
Who will restore economic confidence in the UK?
The United Kingdom's ruling party will choose a leader for the second time this year to replace Liz Truss.
Nasser al-Khater: Is criticism over Qatar’s World Cup justified?
The CEO of Qatar 2022 discusses the criticism the country has faced since winning the bid.
Anthony Hinton: ‘I sat on death row for 28 years’
In the US, at least five percent of the prison population is wrongly convicted.
Sister Helen Prejean on abolishing the death penalty
'We can never entrust our governments with the right to think they have the wisdom to be able to decide who should die.'
Can a non-Gandhi Congress leader take on PM Narendra Modi?
Mallikarjun Kharge has been elected as the Congress party's president.
Do relations with Saudi Arabia still serve US interests?
US President Joe Biden has threatened Saudi Arabia with unspecified ‘consequences’ over the global oil supply – but why?