Global News Podcast
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How US model agencies helped Epstein access victims
This episode covers the impeachment fight facing US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the first trilateral peace talks between Ukraine, Russia, and the US in Abu Dhabi.
Trump backs Hegseth as he faces impeachment push
President Trump defends Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth against impeachment efforts, while France blames Iran for a major cyberattack on supermarket fridges.
China denies spying on Nvidia boss
This episode examines the security risks surrounding NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s alleged relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, alongside a BBC…
Nvidia investigates CEO's affair with suspected Chinese spy
This episode covers NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's investigation into an affair with a suspected Chinese spy, a terror-inspired mass shooting in Krakow, and a deadly train crash in Egypt.
The Global Story: They fled Russia. The US sent them back
This episode of The Global Story examines the increasing deportation of Russian dissidents and deserters from the United States and Europe back to Russia.
Poland in shock as six killed in shooting
This episode covers a deadly shooting in Krakow, Poland, where a suspect allegedly inspired by far-right ideologies killed six people, and Israel's…
The Happy Pod: Celebrating the wedding that never happened
This episode of The Happy Pod features a woman who rallied 11 strangers to celebrate her cancelled wedding in Northern Ireland, highlighting the power of community.
Trump appoints new chief of staff after midterm defeat
This episode covers President Trump’s appointment of Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff following the Republican midterm losses, alongside…
Tech stocks tank over AI panic
Global stock markets plummeted following US midterm elections, driven by fears of increased AI regulation and a potential slowdown in the sector.
Pete Hegseth under pressure after US elections
This episode examines the political fallout from U.
Fresh mass protests in France
This episode covers major global news, including widespread cost-of-living protests in France, coordinated bomb threats disrupting European flights,…
Trump blames Iran war for midterm defeat
The episode analyzes the Democrats' historic midterm victory, noting that President Trump and Vice President Vance blamed the war in Iran for the Republican defeat.
Democrats storm to success in US midterm elections
This episode covers the dramatic Democratic "blue tsunami" in the US midterms, where voters rejected President Trump’s policies on cost of living and…
Democrats projected to take control of US Congress
This episode covers the historic US midterm election results, where Democrats are projected to retake the House and Senate, marking a significant rebuke of President Trump.
Americans vote in pivotal midterm elections
This episode covers the pivotal US midterm elections, where voters decide the balance of power in Congress amid debates over affordability and immigration.
Ukraine accuses Russia of hitting school used as aid centre
This episode covers the devastating Russian attack on a Ukrainian aid center, the closing of US midterm election campaigning, and a multi-million…
Ukraine and Russia hit by fake emergency alerts
This episode covers the hacking of emergency alert systems in Ukraine and Russia, which triggered false nuclear attack warnings.
Trump celebrates shock endorsement ahead of US midterms
US midterm elections are approaching with high stakes, highlighted by a Democratic congresswoman in Michigan endorsing a Republican candidate amid voter anger over the cost of living.
Violent protests in France for the third weekend in a row
This episode covers violent protests in France and Albania, a deadly evacuation from Russian-occupied Ukraine, and the UK's shifting stance on apologizing for the transatlantic slave trade.
The Happy Pod: Personalised cancer vaccine shows promise in major trial
This episode highlights a breakthrough in personalized melanoma cancer vaccines that significantly reduce recurrence risk.
US approves sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine
This episode covers the US approval of Patriot missile sales to Ukraine, the closure of Russia’s independent Novaya Gazeta, and a tech stock sell-off driven by AI investment concerns.
Residents leave devastated Russian-occupied Oleshky
This episode covers the evacuation of stranded civilians from the besieged Ukrainian city of Oleshky, alongside the closure of the independent Russian outlet Novaya Gazeta.
Venezuelan opposition leader criticises US oil deal
This episode covers the ongoing investigation into a deadly Spanish train crash and the return of Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado to Caracas.
Deadly Russian drone hits Ukrainian railway station
This episode covers a deadly Russian drone attack on a crowded train platform in Dnipro, Ukraine, alongside political uncertainty in Israel where Arab-led parties may hold the balance of power.
Bolsonaro declares himself 'Brazil's leader'
This episode covers Flavio Bolsonaro’s flight to the US and his unfounded claims of electoral fraud, alongside the deadly Madrid rail crash that has sparked national mourning and political scrutiny.
Dozens killed in train crash in Spain
This episode covers a major train crash in central Spain that killed at least 64 people, alongside the complex results of the Israeli general election where no clear majority has emerged.
Israel election too close to call
This episode covers Israel’s inconclusive general election, with Netanyahu and opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot both claiming victory.
Huge turnout in Israeli election
This episode covers Israel's tightly contested general election, a deadly drone strike in Sudan's civil war, and a localized ceasefire in Ukraine.
Israel holds first election since October 7th attacks
This episode covers Israel's election three years after the October 7 attacks, focusing on Benjamin Netanyahu's accountability and a rift with the military chief.
What's next for China after Xi Jinping?
This special edition of the Global News Podcast examines China’s political transition, focusing on Xi Jinping’s unprecedented fourth term and the opaque selection of his successors.
Leaderless student movement wins Serbian election
This episode covers three major elections: Serbia's student-led victory over long-time leader Aleksandar Vucic, Israel's pivotal vote to potentially…
Brazil's President Lula defeats Bolsonaro
Brazil’s Lula da Silva won a fourth term, though challenger Flavio Bolsonaro refused to accept the result, while Serbia’s student-led movement toppled long-time leader Aleksandar Vucic.
The Global Story: They were loyal Democrats. Then came Gaza
BBC Global News Podcast examines how the Israel-Gaza conflict is fracturing the Democratic Party in Michigan ahead of the 2026 midterms.
French protesters return to the streets
This episode covers mass cost-of-living protests in France, escalating anti-government demonstrations in Albania, and Israel’s military crackdown in Hebron.
The Happy Pod: Lost my ring, found some friends
This episode of The Happy Pod features an Irishman who regained his lost wedding ring after three Italian men went on an epic journey to return it, forging a lasting international friendship.
Melania Trump brokers ceasefire for Ukrainian city
This episode covers a US-brokered humanitarian ceasefire in occupied Ukraine, a preemptive Republican lawsuit challenging the Alaska midterm…
Sudan's hospitals deliberately targeted by RSF fighters
This episode covers a BBC investigation into RSF attacks on hospitals in Sudan, a deadly West Bank shooting that prompted Israeli threats of a major…
Yemen's humanitarian crisis
This episode covers the escalating humanitarian crisis in Yemen, where malnutrition is rising amid intensified conflict and aid shortages.
Ukraine comes under renewed Russian attack
This episode covers Russia’s intense missile strikes on Ukraine despite peace talk progress, a critical PHP security flaw sparking global hacking…
US and European websites go offline over security concerns
This episode covers critical cybersecurity flaws in PHP that forced governments and major sites to take their websites offline, alongside updates on…
Witkoff praises Putin as 'a humanitarian'
This episode covers the meeting between US envoy Steve Witkoff and Vladimir Putin in St.
Zelensky says US intelligence sharing is back on
This Global News Podcast covers the resumption of US intelligence sharing with Ukraine and Steve Witkoff’s upcoming talks with Putin, alongside Trump’s pressure for a peace deal.
Alberta rejects move towards Canada independence
Alberta voters have rejected a proposal for an independence referendum, a result Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed amid ongoing trade tensions with the US.
France halts protests with curfew crackdown
This episode covers violent unrest in France and Albania, with curfews imposed in French cities after widespread looting and protests against living costs.
World Food Programme to cut aid to Gaza
This episode covers the World Food Programme’s drastic aid cuts in Gaza due to funding shortages, and the critical attack on Australian MP Helen Haynes.
Special Episode: Decoding US midterms jargon
This special joint episode of the BBC Global News Podcast and AmeriCast decodes key U.
How will violent unrest influence France's election?
This episode covers France’s violent unrest, which President Macron addressed as he warned of political fallout ahead of the presidential election.
The Global Story:Was World War Two worth it? Some US conservatives have doubts
This episode of The Global Story examines a viral debate between Tucker Carlson and Jacob Rees-Mogg questioning whether Britain and America were right to fight Nazi Germany.
President Macron vows to punish French rioters
Violent protests erupted across France, with President Macron vowing to punish vandals after widespread looting and arson.
The Happy Pod: An island of strangers saved our wedding
This episode of The Happy Pod features a couple whose wedding on Hatteras Island was saved by hundreds of strangers after a storm stranded them.