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Gaza truce, radicalization fears, Black Friday deals and OpenAI’s breakthrough

24 Nov 2023

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A temporary ceasefire between Israel and Hamas takes hold in Gaza with hostage releases expected. The conflict has security officials worried about Is...

Hostage deal, Altman 2.0, Dutch uncertainty and Thanksgiving politics

22 Nov 2023

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Israel's government and Hamas have agreed to a four-day pause in fighting to allow the release of hostages held in Gaza and 150 Palestinians imprisone...

Hamas’ truce, Gaza rains, Ukraine aid and Cruise’s problems

21 Nov 2023

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The chief of Hamas tells Reuters the militant group is nearing a truce agreement with Israel. Winter rains are expected to add to Gaza’s misery. Llo...

Altman’s Microsoft move, Argentina’s shock, hostage hopes and TikTok dupes

20 Nov 2023

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OpenAI’s former CEO Sam Altman joins Microsoft days after being ousted. Hopes for a hostage deal in Gaza. Argentina elects a far-right libertarian. ...

Who gets the weight loss drugs when supply doesn’t meet demand?

18 Nov 2023

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A revolutionary new class of drugs is transforming weight loss. But around the world, demand is skyrocketing for diabetes drugs because they also help...

Israel’s tunnel video, hockey death arrest and how an Indian startup hacked the world

17 Nov 2023

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Israel says it’s found a tunnel and weapons belonging to Hamas at Gaza’s Al Shifa – but Hamas deny using the hospital as a base. Why a UK ice ho...

Biden and Xi talk, cheap turkey, hostage negotiations and Myanmar's rebels

16 Nov 2023

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U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping hailed tangible progress in their first face-to-face talks in a year. Qatari mediators try ...

A doctor's view inside Al Shifa, Iran's proxy scramble and Starship's relaunch

15 Nov 2023

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A surgeon inside the Al Shifa describes Israel's troops entering Gaza’s largest hospital after a gun battle at the gates. Iran’s ‘Axis of Resist...

Israel's front with Lebanon, speaker's shutdown bill and Europe's teen migrants

14 Nov 2023

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Lebanon front with Israel heats up, stoking fears of a wider war. The US House speaker tries to avoid a shutdown with a two step bill. Migrant childre...

Pleas for Gaza newborns, David Cameron's return and tiny Tuvalu's big deal

13 Nov 2023

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Israeli forces are pushing to enter Gaza’s main al-Shifa hospital, where medics said patients including newborn babies were dying for lack of fuel. ...

Biden meets Xi in San Francisco

12 Nov 2023

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Presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping are set to meet face to face in San Francisco this week. The high stakes diplomacy is aimed at curbing tensions be...

Worker injuries at SpaceX soar in Elon Musk's rush to Mars

10 Nov 2023

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Through interviews and government records, reporter Marisa Taylor documented more than 600 injuries of SpaceX workers since 2014. Employees say they’...

US forces under fire, Iran's warning and Biden polling

10 Nov 2023

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US forces are under fire in the Middle East. As Iran warns an expansion of Gaza conflict is ‘inevitable,’ our journalists reveal how a defective d...

Israel's tactics, Zelenskiy's dogs and champagne in Hollywood

09 Nov 2023

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The UN Secretary-General tells the Reuters NEXT conference Gaza's death toll shows there’s something wrong with Israel’s military tactics. Ukraini...

Gaza and the UN, Democrat wins, electric Ram trucks and Parkinson's hope

08 Nov 2023

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The UN is calling for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. We are live with Secretary General Antonio Guterres at Reuters Next to find out what the i...

Netanyahu on Gaza’s future, Election Day and the Aussies’ China reset

07 Nov 2023

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A month after the Hamas attacks, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel may oversee Gaza for an "indefinite period" after the war. It's Election Da...

Blinken’s Mideast meetings, Biden-Trump poll and Israel’s troubled tech sector

06 Nov 2023

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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken reaches Turkey in his whirlwind diplomatic tour of the Middle East – after pro-Palestinian protesters tried to ...

Inside the legal fight by Black women over hair relaxers

05 Nov 2023

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Generations of Black women have used cosmetic treatments to straighten their hair. Now, thousands claim those hair relaxers gave them cancer. This spe...

Remember the other war?

04 Nov 2023

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The world is watching every development in Israel and Gaza. A thousand miles to the north, Ukraine wages an exhausting counteroffensive against Russia...

SBF verdict, Blinken's push for a pause and factchecking Matthew Perry's death

03 Nov 2023

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Sam Bankman-Fried's fall from grace complete as he’s convicted of multi-billion dollar fraud. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken pushes for a paus...

The rules of war in Gaza, rate pauses on both sides of the pond and Musk in the UK

02 Nov 2023

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Israel’s justification for airstrikes on a Palestinian refugee camp has sparked a debate over the rules of war. Elon Musk and Kamala Harris in the U...

Gaza departures, back to the Taliban and Arab American votes in key states

01 Nov 2023

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Limited evacuations from Gaza have been agreed as fighting intensifies. Israel said its fighter jets killed a Hamas commander in a strike on a densely...

Tunnel warfare, antisemitism, the UAW's wage wins and Halloween

31 Oct 2023

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Israel says they are fighting Hamas in tunnels under Gaza as they press their ground offensive – while the war has led to a steep rise in antisemiti...

Pro-Israel ads in video games, the 'second phase' and the stocks hit by weight-loss drugs

30 Oct 2023

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Israel's self-declared "second phase" of the war against Hamas sees 600 militant targets hit in Gaza and ground forces pressing into the enclave. The ...

What Israel faces in Hamas’ tunnels

28 Oct 2023

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This special episode is an extended interview with correspondent Jonathan Saul and host Kim Vinnell. Together, they explore Hamas' tunnel network unde...

US responds to Iran-backed militia, Israel poll on ground invasion and Ukraine aid fight

27 Oct 2023

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US launches strikes in Syria as concerns grow that the Israel-Hamas conflict may spread in the Middle East – and is Israeli support for an immediate...

Gaza ground incursion, Maine shooting, SBF to testify and US-China talks

26 Oct 2023

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Israel’s ground forces make a big incursion into Gaza – and then withdraw. In southern Lebanon, residents live in fear of a larger war, while in W...

Death, displacement and diplomacy in Gaza, Ozempic counterfeits and Trump flippers

25 Oct 2023

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Listen to senior correspondent Nidal al-Mughrabi in Khan Younis where mass displacements have followed mass destruction, despite attempts by diplomats...

Freed grandma on Hamas' tunnels, Texas' biggest abortion travel ban and Venezuela's opposition

24 Oct 2023

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An 85-year-old grandmother talks about being taken into Hamas' tunnels in Gaza. She's one of two hostages freed by Hamas as Israel's military intensif...

Tehran's tightrope, new war fronts and Argentina's surprise

23 Oct 2023

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The bombardment of Gaza intensifies as Israel strikes southern Lebanon and clashes with Palestinians in the West Bank. Reuters reveals the quandary fo...

The hostages and the grassroots diplomacy to free them

21 Oct 2023

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On Part Three of our series on the Israel-Hamas war, our journalists examine the challenges around freeing the hostages held in Gaza amid a grassroots...

Israel's Gaza endgame, Venezuela in from the cold and Hollywood's holiday drama

20 Oct 2023

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Israel’s ground invasion of Gaza is expected soon. But what’s its endgame for the enclave? President Joe Biden links Israel to Ukraine in a rare p...

What it takes to prosecute a war crime, the day after Biden's mission and worldwide protests

19 Oct 2023

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Our International Criminal Court correspondent explains how prosecutors would investigate what happened at the Al-Ahli Arab hospital in Gaza. Biden re...

Biden's Israel stand. Plus, the blame game and fury over hospital blast

18 Oct 2023

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Joe Biden, in Israel, pledged solidarity in its war against Hamas and said that a blast that killed huge numbers of Palestinians appeared to have been...

Biden’s Israel trip, American views of the conflict and Poland’s tectonic shift

17 Oct 2023

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President Biden is to visit Israel on Wednesday as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens. A Reuters/Ipsos poll on what Americans think about the dee...

Rafah, Blinken's diplomacy and tributes to a Reuters journalist

16 Oct 2023

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We're at the Rafah border crossing as US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says it will re-open to let foreign passport holders out of Gaza, and much ...

Hamas' calculus and the fracturing of Palestinian and Israeli politics

15 Oct 2023

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On Part two of our weekend special, our journalists examine Hamas' planning and what it sees as its endgame. And what that means for internal Israeli ...

The tactics of a Gaza ground assault and the threat of a larger war

14 Oct 2023

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On Part One of our weekend special, our journalists report on what to expect from a ground invasion in Gaza. We also examine the calculus of regional ...

Israel's evacuation order, the global fog of war and critical votes in Poland, New Zealand and Australia

13 Oct 2023

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Israel tells more than 1 million people to leave northern Gaza ahead of an expected ground invasion. The United Nations says that’s impossible. With...

Answering the global call to fight and crowdfunding for bulletproof vests. Plus, the latest from Iran, Saudi and Egypt on Gaza.

12 Oct 2023

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From New York to Lithuania, Israeli reservists are answering the call to return home to fight. Crowdfunding for bulletproof vests – how American Jew...

‘Hell’ at an Israeli kibbutz and Hamas’ secretive mastermind

11 Oct 2023

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Who is the alleged mastermind of the Hamas attack and Israel’s most-wanted man? The harrowing first-hand stories from parents as attackers tore thro...

Nowhere to hide in Gaza, hostage fears and a US general's Iran warning

10 Oct 2023

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Israel secures its border, three days after Hamas launched its audacious attacks. Why the taking of hostages has complicated any plans for a ground of...

Israel's response, inside Hamas' planning -- and the roles of Biden and a divided Congress

09 Oct 2023

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Israeli rockets are pounding Gaza and its soldiers continues to battle Hamas militants inside their own border. Listen to our correspondents on how Ha...

IMF-World Bank meeting: Old problems and new headwinds

07 Oct 2023

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The IMF-World Bank annual meeting takes place in Marrakech just weeks after a deadly Moroccan earthquake. The setting is apt for emerging markets and ...

A tale of two borders, Biles' return and the Peace prize. Plus deadly Ukraine and Syria strikes.

06 Oct 2023

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The Biden administration's surprise announcement on the border wall comes as Slovakia joins other European nations in clamping down on migrant crossin...

Europe's Ukraine rally, Haiti's force, Nobels and Speaker latest

05 Oct 2023

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European leaders rally around Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskiy at a summit in Spain. Plans for a UN security force to purge criminal gangs is met ...

McCarthy’s ouster, Britain’s divided Conservatives, a bond rout and Mexico’s fentanyl banners

04 Oct 2023

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A first in the U.S. House of Representatives: Speaker Kevin McCarthy is ousted as party infighting plunges Congress into further chaos. In Britain, Pr...

Russia’s punishment squads, Trump’s real estate peril and more drama on the Hill

03 Oct 2023

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Russia is deploying punishment squads on the frontlines in Ukraine. What Donald Trump stands to lose in fraud case – and will the Democrats save Hou...

Ukraine wobbles, 40 days after Wagner death and SBF's trial

02 Oct 2023

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Ukraine gets left behind on two fronts as Congress avoids a shutdown by stripping funding for Kyiv and Ukraine’s neighbour Slovakia elects a pro-Rus...

Part 2: What comes next for Big Tech?

01 Oct 2023

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The second episode in our two-part weekend series digs into how immigration policy affects the talent race. Visit the Thomson Reuters Privacy Statemen...

Part 1: It's Google's 25th birthday - but what lies ahead for Big Tech?

30 Sep 2023

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Our two-part weekend series digs into three factors that will shape the future of Big Tech: innovation, pushback from regulators and the immigration p...

Rape at the border, the NFL’s Swift effect, and sneaker culture moves on

29 Sep 2023

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There has been a surge in sexual violence against migrants at the Mexico border. Experts say the Biden administration’s new border strategy is contr...

US shutdown looms, Travis King back in the US and weight-loss drugs scrutinized

28 Sep 2023

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The United States is heading towards a partial government shutdown after Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy rejected a stopgap funding bill. What...

Trump’s Michigan trip, a Black Sea commander mystery and Amazon’s antitrust fight

27 Sep 2023

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A New York judge finds Donald Trump and his adult sons liable for fraud. The ruling comes ahead of the former president’s trip to Detroit to woo str...

The US line in Niger, UNGA wraps and when we get our TV back

26 Sep 2023

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A senior navy commander has been shown on Russian state TV, a day after Ukraine said he had been killed in a strike on Crimea. The UN General Assembly...

Hollywood deal, Kosovo monastery siege and ethnic Armenians flee Nagorno-Karabakh

25 Sep 2023

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Hollywood writers reach a preliminary labor agreement with major studios. Thousands of ethnic Armenians flee the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh ...

How the killing of a Sikh plumber in Canada led to a diplomatic war with India

23 Sep 2023

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On this special podcast episode, we examine the fallout from the killing of 45-year-old Hardeep Singh Nijjar in British Columbia. What we have learned...

Ukraine aid standoff, Murdoch's legacy and covering catastrophe in Libya

22 Sep 2023

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President Joe Biden promises more aid for Ukraine but must overcome opposition from Republican hardliners. Automakers risk a wider strike from union w...

The spy network under the sea, Poland halts weapons for Ukraine and Assad in China

21 Sep 2023

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The United States and China are overhauling their espionage systems, out of sight and deep underwater, as cheaper new technology changes the game. Pol...

Biden’s Israel-Saudi gambit and Russia's ceasefire deal in backyard conflict

20 Sep 2023

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Ethnic Armenians in Azerbaijan's breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh agree to a Russian proposal for a ceasefire, 24 hours after a military offensive...

Canada’s killer accusation, the Fed’s triple threat and Elon’s UNGA agenda. Plus, freed prisoners on US soil

19 Sep 2023

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India responds to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s accusation that New Delhi was behind a killing of a Sikh separatist. Five American prison...

US-Iran detainee swap, China's disappearing leaders and Ukraine and Russia face off at Hague

18 Sep 2023

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Five Americans are expected to be freed today in a swap deal with Iran. The disappearance of China's defence minister is the latest in a string of uph...

Speed dating for diplomats: An inside guide to the UN General Assembly

16 Sep 2023

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The UN General Assembly meets in New York this week with a backdrop of war and increasingly fragmented world. On this special episode, we talk to our ...

Autoworkers strike, Biden woos rural America and Australia’s cat crackdown

15 Sep 2023

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Billions of dollars in federal funding have flowed to rural areas since Joe Biden was elected president. But is it going to help him in 2024? Autowor...

Nipah virus fears, killer cough syrup, AI on Capitol Hill and US inflation

14 Sep 2023

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India rushes to contain a deadly Nipah virus outbreak in Kerala. How lax testing in India fuelled a wave of deadly cough syrup poisonings. Tech CEOs i...

McCarthy under threat, lithium battles in Europe and Hollywood's strike loopholes

13 Sep 2023

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U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy faces a threat from the Republican far right, despite Biden investigation. In Portugal, a small farming community hi...

Catastrophe in Libya, Kim Jong Un in Russia and Apple’s China challenge

13 Sep 2023

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Thousands are feared dead after devastating floods in Libya. North Korea’s leader arrives in Russia with Washington warning Kim Jong Un and Putin ag...

Morocco’s wait for aid, Biden on China’s problems and Armenia angers Russia

12 Sep 2023

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Moroccans are left sleeping out in the open as aid struggles to reach those hit by the deadliest quake in decades. US President Joe Biden woos Vietnam...

Weekend episode: The legacy of the Oslo Accords, Israel’s Supreme Court weighs its own fate and Northern Ireland’s controversial amnesty

09 Sep 2023

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Thirty years since the first of the Oslo Accords were signed, peace in the Middle East is as elusive as ever. What is the future of the two-state solu...

Haley’s hawkish strategy, Mexico’s future woman in charge, fact checking Burning Man

09 Sep 2023

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Nikki Haley wants to stand out in the crowded Republican field – will her hawkish foreign policy help her? Mexico looks set for a female president a...

Russia’s jail ‘carousel’, Australia hit by misinformation, Ukraine war divides the G20

07 Sep 2023

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Australia’s upcoming referendum on Indigenous rights finds itself the target of online misinformation. And experts say it’s working. Human rights ...

US funding fight, Ukraine’s wartime symphonies and how to teach with AI

06 Sep 2023

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The clock starts ticking to prevent a partial government shutdown as Congress returns. Teachers tackle the advance of AI in the classroom. The Ukraini...

Secret intercepts from the Russian frontlines and China’s Xi stays at home

05 Sep 2023

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Excerpts of Russian soldiers’ calls from the frontlines talk of losses, discontent and disarray. Kim Jong Un may be planning a rare trip outside Nor...

Ukraine’s defense reshuffle, rare protests in Syria and Erdogan’s Russia push

04 Sep 2023

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President Volodymyr Zelensky replaces his defense minister – will the move change things for Ukraine on the battlefront? Russia attacks Ukrainian po...

Weekend episode: Stagnating Germany – can Europe’s biggest economy snap out of it?

02 Sep 2023

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It’s Europe’s biggest economy – so how worried should people be about Germany’s stagnation? We look at what’s pummelling the country’s eco...

Bahrain’s prisoner challenge, reviving Indigenous languages in Australia and Taylor Swift heads for the Big Screen

01 Sep 2023

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A mass hunger strike by political prisoners in Bahrain marks the biggest challenge to the country’s ruling family for years. Grassroot efforts to re...

Deadly blaze in South Africa, recycling fast fashion and the British Museum’s theft scandal

31 Aug 2023

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Dozens of people are dead after a fire at a building in Johannesburg. The British Museum’s theft scandal is reigniting calls for the return of the P...

‘Uninvestible’ China, coup bid in Gabon and tased and tattooed at Axon

31 Aug 2023

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The military claims it has seized power in Gabon. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo says American firms have told her China has become 'uninvestible'. ...

Trump trial date, vacationing in a conflict zone and France's Muslim abaya ban

29 Aug 2023

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Trump gets a trial date – smack in the middle of the 2024 campaign. The tourists heading to Crimea for summer vacation despite the sound of rockets ...

China’s bankers take up cards, Wagner’s leaderless fighters and Spain’s isolated soccer chief

28 Aug 2023

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China’s bankers are learning to play a poker-like card game to woo domestic investors. Russian mercenary boss Yevgeny Prigozhin is officially dead -...

Weekend episode: Jackson Hole and the Powell Rorschach test, Zambian rock returns and Europe reins in Big Tech

26 Aug 2023

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We check in on the state of the global economy at the annual economic symposium in Jackson Hole. Plus Europe's latest crackdown on Silicon Valley. And...

Trump’s mugshot, Wagner’s money and DeSantis tests the orchestra pit theory

25 Aug 2023

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Donald Trump surrenders in Georgia and posts his mugshot on X. Yevgeny Prigozhin’s lucrative legacy in Africa is up for grabs. The Christians living...

What now for Russia after Prigozhin? Plus, Trump in Georgia

24 Aug 2023

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The head of the Russian mercenary group Wagner, Yevgeny Prigozhin, is believed to have been killed in a plane crash. Donald Trump says he will turn h...

Thailand’s political drama, Zimbabwe election hopes and ‘General Armageddon’ removed

23 Aug 2023

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Thailand’s former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has been moved from prison to hospital, just hours after his return to the country from a 15-yea...

Fukushima's release, Prigozhin's video, Panama Canal gridlock and HRW's Saudi report

22 Aug 2023

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Japan said it would begin the release of treated radioactive water from the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant this week. Human Rights Watch accuses Sau...

Hilary hits California, Russia fails but moon race goes on and Ukraine dusts off old tanks

21 Aug 2023

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Tropical storm Hilary has lashed southern California with flash floods, prompting some to flee. Russia’s first lunar mission in 47 years ended in fa...

Weekend episode: Afghans in limbo two years on, and we remember Danish Siddiqui

19 Aug 2023

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It's been two years since the Taliban took back Afghanistan. Yet, many of the Afghans who worked for U.S. organizations during the 20-year war are st...

Georgia threats, Canada’s wildfires, World Cup fever and what we know about Ukraine's gains

18 Aug 2023

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Ukraine claims gains in its counteroffensive – how significant are they? A whole Canadian city is ordered to evacuate as wildfires rage. And the co...

Pakistan church violence, Israel-Lebanon border tensions and a divided Fed

17 Aug 2023

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Increasing tensions along the Israel-Lebanon border have elevated the risk of outright conflict. A standoff in Pakistan as troops guard a church from ...

Anger on Maui, Pyongyang's racism claim and reporting a 'campaign of fear' in Georgia

16 Aug 2023

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A Reuters journalist talks about the reporting that revealed the involvement of three people charged in Georgia over efforts to overturn the election....

Trump's new charges, Russia's rouble moves and China's gloom - plus the waltzing Matildas

15 Aug 2023

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Donald Trump and 18 advisers face racketeering charges in Georgia over his attempts to reverse the election. Russia's central bank steps in to shore u...

Argentina's far-right surprise, Black Sea warning shots and the latest from Maui

14 Aug 2023

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A shock win to a far-right candidate in Argentina’s election as the country grapples with 116% inflation. The painful search for survivors continues...

Weekend episode: The hype and hope around superconductors

12 Aug 2023

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A claim by scientists in South Korea has reignited a global race to prove the existence of a practical superconductor. But was their claim legit? In a...

Clinging to life in Hawaii, what the US has to lose in Niger, Russia's moonshot and Iran prisoners

11 Aug 2023

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A father of five describes clinging on to a floating board with his wife and kids in the water. He's one of the lucky ones as the death toll in Hawaii...

'Apocalypse' in Hawaii, Ecuador’s assassination and fentanyl by the numbers

10 Aug 2023

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Deadly wildfires in the resort town Lahaina leave people scrambling for their lives. We have the latest as the death toll rises. The assassination of ...

Rising U.S. political violence, a Kremlin aide's neo-Nazism association, Wegovy's push and China’s woes

09 Aug 2023

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Reuters identifies more than 200 cases of political violence since the Capitol attack. Wegovy’s latest drug trial changes the conversation. A Kremli...

War and Wagner pose dilemma for Belarus exiles. Plus the Amazon summit and Haiti violence

08 Aug 2023

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Belarus’ opposition cautiously hope that Russia’s faltering invasion of Ukraine could give them a chance against President Lukashenko. But Wagner’...

Russia and Ukraine up the ante, Niger’s deadline passes and an interview with the U.S. czar fighting long COVID

07 Aug 2023

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Russia and Ukraine step up their attacks on each other as oil prices hit four-month highs. The deadline for Niger’s junta to reinstate the ousted pr...

Weekend episode: Gold mining's impact on Amazon animals and actors talk Hollywood at the bar

05 Aug 2023

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Travel with reporter Jake Spring to Los Amigos Biological station in the Amazon rainforest of Peru's Madre de Dios region. There, researchers have fou...

Trump, Worldcoin, Ukraine ‘peace talks’ — and World Cup shocks

04 Aug 2023

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Donald Trump appeared in a D.C. federal court as new Reuters/Ipsos polling shows half of Republicans wouldn't vote for him if he's convicted of a felo...