Global News Podcast

This episode covers a UN report alleging US war crimes in Iran and Iranian crimes against humanity, alongside NATO’s response to recent Russian strikes near Poland.

The UN warns of declining global fresh water reserves, increasing risks of flooding and drought due to climate change.

The US Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time in three years to combat inflation, drawing sharp criticism from President Trump.

This episode covers the EU’s proposal for Canada to become its first associate member, a building collapse in Gaza that killed at least 20, and Saudi…

This episode examines the debate over AI regulation, contrasting Senator Bernie Sanders’ call for stricter laws with tech leaders like Jensen Huang who advocate for market self-regulation.

This episode covers the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, including recent drone strikes on energy infrastructure and a NATO jet shooting down a drone in Lithuania.

This episode covers the US military's first public admission of weapons in space, framed as a defensive measure against Russian and Chinese threats.

This episode covers the escalating conflict in Ukraine, including calls for NATO to intercept Russian drones and the devastating impact of glide bombs on the Donbas region.

This episode covers Sweden's election, where the left-wing bloc likely secured a parliamentary majority, and a Russian drone strike near the Polish border that targeted a diplomatic train.

This episode of Global Story examines how the recent war with Iran has shattered Dubai's reputation as a safe, luxury oasis.

AI leaders call for slowing development over safety risks, while Reform UK receives record donations from crypto billionaires amid scrutiny.

This episode explores the "Off Key Choir" in England, where members sing for joy without pressure to be perfect.

This episode covers Houthi fighters seizing Yemen’s Red Sea coast, the spread of Ebola in the DRC, and the UK Parliament’s rejection of an assisted dying bill.

Anthropic reports detecting attempts to misuse its AI for weapons development, while the Houthis seize a key Yemeni port, threatening global shipping.

This episode covers Israel’s massive demolition of a Hezbollah tunnel in Lebanon and Prime Minister Netanyahu’s defamation lawsuit over allegations he ignored warnings of the October 7 attacks.

This episode covers the Houthi seizure of Yemen's port city of Mocha, which threatens Red Sea shipping and drives oil prices above $100.

President Trump promises a $5,000 dividend to adults if Republicans win the midterms, while a deadly ferry fire in the Philippines leaves over 80 missing.

This episode covers a stark warning from an Anthropic researcher that AI poses a greater than 10% risk of wiping out humanity within a decade.

This episode covers new sanctions on West Bank settlements by the UK, France, and Canada, and escalating US-Iran hostilities involving tanker strikes.

The UK announces a ban on goods from Israeli settlements, marking a significant policy shift, while escalating Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia threaten regional stability and oil markets.

King Charles clarifies that Harry and Meghan will not resume duties as working royals upon their return to the UK.

German Chancellor Merz reacts to the far-right AfD’s historic victory in Saxony-Anhalt, a result that destabilizes his government and alarms the EU.

This episode covers the far-right AfD’s historic election victory in Germany, US diplomatic efforts in Ukraine, and new evidence linking a Saudi national to the 9/11 attacks.

This episode covers US envoys' diplomatic talks with Putin and Zelensky amid low hopes for a Ukraine peace deal, alongside new evidence of Sudanese army chemical weapons use.

This episode covers a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder case, highlighting debates on postpartum psychosis.

This episode highlights a medical breakthrough where a patient survived nine months with a genetically modified pig kidney, offering hope for organ shortages.

This episode covers the rescue of workers trapped in Nepal after deadly flash floods, contrasting it with the limited response in Tibet.

This episode covers funerals for two Palestinian teens killed in the West Bank and Argentina’s threat of sanctions over Falklands oil.

This BBC Global News Podcast covers the death of feminist icon Gloria Steinem at 92 and a UN warning of a super-sized El Niño threatening global trade and weather.

This episode covers a massive US-Venezuela oil deal, protests in Spain over the Ceuta migrant crisis, and a glacier flood disaster in Nepal.

This episode covers escalating tensions between the US and Iran, with both sides exchanging strikes and casualties rising.

This episode covers escalating US-Iran military strikes, the return of the USS Abraham Lincoln to Thailand, and Germany blaming Russia for a drone attack.

This episode covers the mass deportation of Afghans from Pakistan, Israel’s capture of a senior Hamas member amid Gaza strikes, and King Haakon VIII’s swearing-in in Norway.

This episode covers Lionel Messi’s retirement from international football and the conviction of Dwayne Keith Davis for orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s murder.

This episode covers renewed US-Iran clashes in the Strait of Hormuz and Russia’s targeted attacks on Ukraine’s education infrastructure.

This episode covers escalating US-Iran tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, devastating floods on the Nepal-Tibet border, and Russian attacks on Ukrainian cultural sites.

This episode examines the breakthrough of a new mRNA-based personalized cancer vaccine and the political controversy surrounding the technology in the US.

This episode covers rare Israeli government condemnation of West Bank settlers following violent attacks on Palestinian villages.

This episode features a Canadian mother who tattooed a keyboard on her arm to help her non-speaking autistic son communicate, a global dragon boat…

This episode covers Donald Trump’s major oil deal with Venezuela and the devastating Himalayan floods killing hundreds in Nepal and Tibet.

This episode covers the devastating floods in Nepal and Tibet, the death of war criminal Ratko Mladić, and a warning from tech giants about AI-enabled cyber attacks.

This episode covers the catastrophic flash floods in Nepal and China, with over 350 dead and rescue efforts hampered by debris.

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This episode covers a deadly flash flood near the Nepal-China border, leaving hundreds missing, and a tragic hospital fire in Pakistan that killed 14 newborns.

This episode covers the death of Dolly Parton at 80, with tributes highlighting her global impact and philanthropy.

The US imposes new sanctions on Iran’s trading partners, drawing sharp opposition from China, while Haiti faces election doubts after a deadly gang attack.

This BBC Global News Podcast covers new US sanctions targeting Iran’s economic enablers, though major Chinese banks were notably spared.

The UK hands over missile technology to Ukraine as leaders gather in Kyiv to bolster support against Russia.

This episode covers a deadly landfill collapse in Guinea killing at least 30, and Ukraine’s sacked defense minister urging elections despite war.