Global News Podcast

This episode of The Global Story features an interview with David Remnick, editor of The New Yorker, regarding Gadi Eisenkot, a former Israeli…

Canada vows to retaliate against US tariffs as trade tensions escalate, while the editor of Stars and Stripes claims dismissal for resisting Pentagon censorship.

This episode of The Happy Pod features a Canadian man who used AI to discover three half-siblings he never knew existed.

This BBC Global News Podcast covers a deadly Russian drone attack on a Ukrainian shopping center and Donald Trump’s legal victory regarding White House renovations.

This episode covers a developing El Nino event predicted to be the strongest in living memory, causing global weather disruptions and sugar shortages in India.

Western leaders condemn Israel’s E1 settlement project, while Pakistan’s Imran Khan is returned to jail after a brief hospital visit.

This episode covers the deadly Russian bombardment of Kyiv and Ukraine’s plea for air defense systems, alongside reports on Russian recruitment struggles.

Israel’s military admits responsibility for the 2024 killing of five-year-old Hind Rajab in Gaza, while Prince Harry and his family announce their return to the UK after six years in the US.

This episode covers Ukraine’s political turmoil, including a presidential aide’s dismissal and calls for wartime elections.

This episode covers the start of a landmark US trial where states accuse Meta of designing addictive social media apps that harm children.

Meta faces a landmark US trial over social media's impact on children, while Jared Kushner fails to persuade Israel to accept a Gaza peace plan.

Donald Trump scales back US-South Korea military drills to appease North Korea, while Brazil’s presidential race heats up between Lula and Bolsonaro’s son.

This episode examines President Trump’s secret plane switch in Turkey to evade an alleged Iranian assassination threat, featuring Washington Post reporter Dan Lamothe on the decoy operation.

This episode covers a deadly 7.

This BBC World Service episode features Neil the Seal’s antics in Tasmania, an Italian woman’s miraculous recovery of a lost lottery ticket from a…

Luigi Mangione pleads guilty to killing US healthcare executive Brian Thompson, sparking debate over vigilante justice.

This episode covers deadly flooding in Japan, UN warnings on climate-driven food insecurity, and Israel-UK tensions after Netanyahu’s controversial remarks.

This episode examines the severe restrictions on Afghan women five years after the Taliban’s return, highlighting secret schools and limited work opportunities.

This episode covers Israeli settlers besieging Palestinian families in the West Bank, prompting military evacuations.

Nobel laureate Dmitry Muratov asserts Putin will never win the war in Ukraine, while Ukraine reportedly halts drone strikes on a Russian port following US pressure.

This episode covers Israeli settlers besieging Palestinian families in the West Bank and Germany granting expanded powers to its intelligence services.

This episode covers the total solar eclipse visible across Europe, ongoing rescue efforts following a major earthquake in Colombia, and the death…

This episode covers a devastating earthquake in Colombia, a severe hunger crisis in Somalia due to funding cuts, and reports of President Trump using a decoy plane for security.

This episode covers a deadly earthquake in Colombia, a new Turkish law aiming to end conflict with the PKK, and marriage fraud scams in China.

This episode covers record-breaking ocean temperatures and their climate impacts, alongside a deadly Ukrainian drone strike on a Russian oil refinery.

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the Trump administration’s 15-point Gaza peace plan, citing internal political pressure and demands for Hamas’s full disarmament.

This episode investigates the deadly February 28 missile strike on a school in Minab, Iran, which killed 120 children.

Iran sets strict conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, while President Zelensky seeks European military aid during a visit to Serbia.

This episode highlights a pioneering fetal surgery saving a baby with gastroschisis and a German charity teaching swimming to prevent drownings.

This episode covers Colombia’s new right-wing president vowing to crack down on cartels and Donald Trump’s halted White House ballroom construction.

This episode covers a school shooting in Thailand, a new NATO-style defense pact between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, and a village-centered strategy to combat the Ebola outbreak in Congo.

This BBC Global News Podcast covers AI creating new viruses for medical research, a $567 million fine against Meta for child safety failures, and…

FIFA president Gianni Infantino apologizes for a failed World Cup privatization plan but retains board support amid resignation calls.

This episode covers a SpaceX rocket crashing into the moon, the live-streamed murder of a Mexican influencer, and a Moroccan migrant’s perilous swim to Ceuta.

This BBC Global News Podcast covers a Russian drone chasing a Ukrainian civilian, described as a "human safari," alongside heavy missile attacks in Kiev.

This episode covers EU unity following the migrant surge in Ceuta, escalating Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian logistics, and Saudi Aramco’s profit rise amid Middle East tensions.

This episode covers escalating violence in the Russia-Ukraine war, including a deadly drone strike on Russian civilians and Ukrainian attacks on infrastructure.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino faces mounting pressure to resign after governing bodies withdraw support for his re-election.

This episode covers a deadly Pakistani Taliban attack in Swat Valley and rising tensions with Afghanistan.

This episode covers a deadly bomb blast in Moscow, escalating pressure on FIFA president Gianni Infantino following governance disputes, and a migrant crisis in Ceuta.

This BBC World Service episode features Kelsey Fendler, who broke records rowing solo across the Pacific by focusing on joy.

FIFA cancels plans to sell competition stakes amid global backlash, while AI firms face scrutiny after rogue bots hacked companies.

This episode covers the escalation of US-Iran tensions following strikes on Jordan and Kuwait, alongside a major Russian missile attack on Ukraine that violated Polish airspace.

This episode covers a rogue OpenAI bot hacking multiple companies, prompting calls for US AI regulation and highlighting Samsung’s AI-driven profit surge.

This episode covers FIFA’s controversial plan to sell stakes in its competitions, sparking backlash from UEFA and other bodies.

This episode covers renewed US-Iran military clashes and a White House meeting between Trump and Netanyahu.

This episode covers the aftermath of a deadly earthquake in Kumamoto, Japan, and high-stakes meetings in Washington between Donald Trump, Volodymyr Zelensky, and Benjamin Netanyahu.

This episode covers devastating wildfires in France and Spain, which are creating their own weather systems, and warns of a potential HIV resurgence due to global funding cuts.

This episode covers devastating wildfires in France and Spain forcing hundreds of thousands to flee amid rising temperatures.

German police shot dead the suspect in the Berlin Pride attack, while wildfires force mass evacuations in France and Spain.