Newshour

NewsHour covers the latest US-led peace talks in Ukraine, featuring a report from the besieged city of Sloviansk and analysis from former ambassador John Herbst.

This episode covers the intense political controversy surrounding US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who faces impeachment calls from both parties following the Iran conflict.

This episode covers the fallout from NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's admission of an affair with a suspected Chinese spy, prompting a board investigation and congressional scrutiny.

This episode examines a New York Times investigation alleging that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang was involved in an affair with a suspected Chinese spy,…

This episode covers the challenging coalition negotiations in Israel as Gadi Eisenkot attempts to form a government, alongside the detention of alleged war criminal Ahmed Haroun in Sudan.

This episode covers the aftermath of a mass shooting in Krakow, Poland, which killed six people and was labeled a terrorist act.

This episode covers a deadly drive-by shooting in Krakow, Poland, that killed nine people, alongside reports on severe flooding in Gaza displacing families in tents.

This episode covers the collapse of a major bank in Paraguay, leaving citizens without access to funds, and the subsequent house arrest of the former president.

This episode covers the post-election tech stock sell-off, featuring interviews with venture capitalist Eileen Burbage and Congressman Henry Cuellar on AI investment risks and data center regulations.

This episode examines the global tech market sell-off driven by AI bubble concerns and growing opposition to data centers, featuring protests in Europe and discussions on sustainability.

This episode covers escalating protests in France over cost of living, featuring interviews with union leaders and a government ally discussing the political crisis.

This episode covers major international news, including massive strikes in France against rising living costs and coordinated bomb threats disrupting European flights.

This episode analyzes the historic Democratic sweep in the US midterm elections, where the party secured majorities in both the House and Senate.

This NewsHour episode covers the US midterm elections, analyzing voter sentiment and key races in Ohio, Michigan, and Iowa.

This episode covers a devastating Russian strike on an aid center in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, and the closure of Russia’s last major independent newspaper, Novaya Gazeta.

This episode covers the final days of the US midterm elections, highlighting a "blue wave" for Democrats and a controversial endorsement in Michigan,…

This NewsHour episode examines a cyberattack on Ukraine’s emergency alert system and a suspected retaliatory hack on Russia’s, alongside a broader wave of cyberattacks on European supermarkets.

This episode covers the end of a ceasefire in Ukraine’s Oleshky, allowing civilians to evacuate after years of occupation, while also reporting on continued Israeli strikes in Gaza.

This episode covers mass protests in Delhi demanding the resignation of India's chief election commissioner over controversial voter roll revisions,…

This episode covers the evacuation of residents from the Russian-occupied Ukrainian town of Oleschke, analyzing the strategic implications of the ceasefire and the shifting US support for Ukraine.

This episode covers the evacuation of civilians from Oleshky, Ukraine, following a ceasefire arranged by Melania Trump and the Pope, while expert…

This special edition of News Hour covers the US midterm elections, focusing on four competitive congressional races in Pennsylvania and the impact of…

This episode examines the pivotal role of Pennsylvania’s competitive congressional districts in the upcoming US midterm elections, highlighting voter concerns over the economy and democracy.

This episode covers the death of Sir Patrick Stewart, featuring tributes from Will Wheaton and Stephen Gados, alongside a report on a deadly…

This episode covers the historic fall of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to a student-led protest movement, featuring interviews with the…

This episode covers a deadly high-speed train crash in Spain, the political fallout in Brazil following Flavio Bolsonaro's flight to Miami, and the…

This BBC Newshour episode covers the inconclusive Israeli general election, where neither Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkott secured a clear majority, leaving Arab-led parties as potential kingmakers.

This episode covers the Israeli general election, where exit polls indicate the opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot has a slight edge over Benjamin…

This episode covers Israel's record-turnout Knesset elections, analyzing the race between Prime Minister Netanyahu and challenger Gadi Eisenkot amid ongoing security concerns.

Brazil's left-wing incumbent Lula da Silva stunned political observers by winning the presidential runoff against right-wing challenger Flavio…

This episode covers major global election results, including Lula da Silva's surprise fourth term in Brazil, the student-led victory in Serbia, and upcoming polls in Israel.

This episode covers Brazil’s presidential runoff, where voting was extended due to transport issues, and Serbia’s historic election victory for…

This episode covers the Israeli elections and military operations in Hebron, featuring a debate between a local council member and a former Netanyahu advisor.

This episode covers ongoing protests in France, where police made 1,000 arrests to contain violence, and examines the destruction of Limoges' town hall as a symbol of national disaffection.

This episode covers the Israeli military's mass eviction of Palestinians in Hebron following a deadly checkpoint attack, and the polarized Brazilian…

This episode covers the escalating crisis in the West Bank following an attack on Israeli soldiers, with Prime Minister Netanyahu threatening a major military operation ahead of Tuesday's elections.

This episode covers India's youth-led "Cockroach Janta Party" movement, featuring an interview with its founder on the government's crackdown and the demand for electoral reform.

This episode examines a critical PHP security vulnerability causing a global race to patch millions of websites, featuring insights from the PHP…

This NewsHour episode covers Russia's missile attacks on Kyiv despite stated readiness for peace talks, featuring interviews with a resident, a…

US envoy Steve Witkoff met with Vladimir Putin in St.

This episode covers the high-stakes meeting between US envoy Steve Witkoff and Vladimir Putin, analyzing Russia’s release of American citizen Stephen…

This BBC NewsHour episode examines the escalating use of long-range drones in the Sudanese civil war, analyzing how the conflict serves as a testing ground for Turkish and Chinese technology.

This NewsHour episode examines the deteriorating US-Ukraine relationship, featuring analysis on Trump’s shifting stance and the impact of restricted Starlink access on Ukraine’s defense capabilities.

This episode covers the guilty verdict for Paul McKenzie in Kenya's Shakahola cult tragedy, where 191 people were murdered.

This episode covers the escalating unrest in France, where Prime Minister Lecornu imposed partial curfews after violent riots and looting, prompting…

This episode covers escalating violence in France, where President Macron addresses riots and arson following protests over cost-of-living concerns.

This episode covers the humanitarian crisis in Oleshki, Ukraine, where 2,000 residents are trapped without supplies amid deteriorating US-Russia relations.

Massive riots erupted across France following student protests, with BBC correspondent Hugh Schofield describing scenes of chaos in Paris and other cities.

President Trump’s waiver of new sanctions against Russia has drawn sharp criticism from Ukraine, with President Zelensky and Ukrainian MP Oleksandr…

This episode covers the escalating war in Ukraine, highlighting a successful counter-offensive using drones and Starlink technology despite waning US support and Trump’s criticism.