In this episode, we'll talk about a Russian missile strike in Chernihiv, Ukraine, Myanmar's ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi being relocated, Colorado passing a law to protect neural data, China's attempts to access critical US infrastructure, and the financial impact of climate change on global income. News sources for this...

In this episode, we'll talk about the global economy heading towards a soft landing, dire shortages in Ukraine, the discovery of the most massive stellar black hole in our galaxy, Microsoft CEO joining Abu Dhabi's G42 board, and new evidence of Chinese government subsidizing illicit fentanyl manufacturing and export. News sources for this...

In this episode, we we'll talk about oil prices dropping after Iran's missile launch, the global coral bleaching event due to rising sea temperatures, NASA's Mars Sample Return mission facing cost overruns, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz emphasizing fair competition in the European market for Chinese cars, and the drop in shares of Trump Media & Technology. News sources for this...

In this episode, we'll talk about Iran launching unprecedented attacks on Israel, Russia intensifying attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, the debate in the science community over space missions, Americans saving less after each recession, and the possibility of former President Donald Trump losing his right to vote in the 2024 election if convicted. News sources for this...

In this episode, we we'll talk about tensions rising on the Lebanon-Israel border as Hezbollah and Israeli forces engage in crossfire, leading to destruction and displacement. We'll also cover the warning issued by several countries to avoid traveling to Iran, Lebanon, Israel, and the occupied Palestinian territories. Additionally, we'll discuss the arrival of Russian trainers and equipment in Niger, prompting calls for the withdrawal of U.S. military personnel. Furthermore, we'll delve into...

In this episode, we'll talk about the destruction of the largest power plant serving Kyiv and the concerns about Ukraine's defense against Russian airstrikes, Apple's bug suggesting the Palestinian flag emoji when searching for 'Jerusalem,' the passing of renowned author Maryse Condé and her impact on literature, former US Fed boss Ben Bernanke's criticism of the Bank of England, and China's support to Russia's defense industry amid the conflict in Ukraine. News sources for this...

In this episode, we we'll talk about the US potentially intervening to help Israel defend itself from an Iranian missile attack, the UK competition regulator warning about big tech companies in the AI sector, Russian state-backed hackers stealing email correspondence, Bank of England policymaker Megan Greene's views on interest rate cuts, and Apple relaxing restrictions on repairing newer iPhones with used parts. News sources for this...

In this episode, we'll talk about Fitch downgrading China's credit rating outlook, intelligence reports revealing China's meddling in Canada's elections, US and Japan agreeing on defence cooperation pacts to counter China, the Biden administration establishing national standards to limit harmful chemicals in drinking water, and the US and Japan announcing new agreements to counter China's aggression. News sources for this...

In this episode, we we'll talk about global emissions reaching historic highs, oil prices surging due to geopolitical risks, Elon Musk's predictions on superhuman AI, Jared Kushner's investment fund financed by overseas investors, and the EU's investigation into China's state support for wind turbine companies. News sources for this...

In this episode, we'll talk about how JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon believes artificial intelligence could transform workplaces and impact global business, the economy, and society. We'll also discuss China's property market crisis, Russia blaming Ukraine for drone strikes on a nuclear plant, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's concerns about China's manufacturing sectors, and the US government's plan to invest $6.6 billion in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. News sources for...

In this episode, we we'll talk about the condemnation by Rafael Grossi, head of the IAEA, of a drone strike on a nuclear reactor in Ukraine, the United Nations' call for an investigation into the alleged use of chemical weapons in Syria, the upcoming total solar eclipse visible to millions in the US, Canada, and Mexico, the impact of mobile contactless payment methods on consumer spending habits, and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's emphasis on strengthening defense capabilities in...

In this episode, we we'll talk about the tragic events in Kharkiv, Ukraine, as Russian rockets hit residential buildings, the upcoming total solar eclipse and the scientific efforts to study it, the promotion of the Wonder Theory science newsletter by CNN, the diplomatic rift between Ecuador and Mexico over the arrest of former vice president Jorge Glas, and the supply problem faced by OpenAI in training its A.I. system. News sources for this...

In this episode, we'll talk about the US preparing for a potential attack by Iran, Meta adding 'Made with AI' labels to content, the world's biggest iceberg on the move, Apple laying off over 600 workers, and Do Kwon and Terraform Labs facing accusations of misleading investors in the crypto market. News sources for this...

In this episode, we'll talk about JetZero's revolutionary aircraft design promising a 50% reduction in fuel burn, Denmark closing a shipping lane due to a malfunctioning missile launcher, astronomers discovering a major flaw in their understanding of dark energy, researchers developing fibre-based electronics powered by the human body, and Israel's security cabinet approving steps to increase humanitarian aid into Gaza. News sources for this...

In this episode, we we'll talk about US Secretary of State Antony Blinken facing issues with a Boeing jet, the EU investigating Chinese solar panel makers, the White House outlining plans for a time standard on the moon, Treasury Secretary Yellen discussing economic issues with China, and a software engineer discovering a potential cyberattack backdoor. News sources for this...

In this episode, we'll talk about the airstrike on an Iranian embassy complex in Damascus, the attempted backdoor attack on Linux, Microsoft separating Teams from Office following an EU antitrust investigation, CNN offering a science newsletter called Wonder Theory, British Steel winning a contract to supply track for Egypt's first fully electrified network, and the US and Britain signing a memorandum to work together on AI model testing. News sources for this...

In this episode, we we'll talk about rising tensions in the Middle East as Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits Israel amid fears of invasion of Rafah and Israeli military raids on Gaza hospital. We'll also discuss U.S. airstrikes targeting Iranian-linked militants in Iraq and Syria, US inflation above the Federal Reserve's target, Home Depot's acquisition strategy, the passing of computer network engineer Daniel C. Lynch, and the testing of a machine in Iceland to remove carbon dioxide...

In this episode, we'll talk about how climate change may affect the measurement of time, Nvidia's growth in the AI industry, the licensing of 'cultured meat' in California, AT&T's investigation of a data leak, and the killing of Maksim Kuzminov in Spain. News sources for this...

In this episode, we'll talk about scientists possibly discovering a massive volcano on Mars, Chinese clean tech giant Tongwei expanding its production facilities, Russia using its veto power at the U.N., Joby Aviation building its fleet in Dayton, Ohio, and the launch of the Copernicus Climate Change Service atlas providing crucial data on climate trends. News sources for this...

In this episode, we'll talk about Meta's big update for its Ray-Ban camera glasses, a new image of the Sagittarius A* black hole, China lifting tariffs on Australian wine exports, a global carbon tax on ship emissions, and the detention of American journalist Evan Gershkovich in a Russian prison. News sources for this...

In this episode, we'll talk about Chinese leader Xi Jinping's efforts to attract foreign investors, the Earth's rotation speeding up due to melting polar ice, Henrietta Leavitt's impact on astronomy, Russia's online disinformation campaign, and Thailand legalizing same-sex marriage. News sources for this...

In this episode, we'll talk about Chinese President Xi Jinping meeting with American business leaders in Beijing to attract foreign investment back to China, the spread of Russian disinformation targeting Princess Catherine's health, French President Macron's shift towards a more aggressive foreign policy stance, U.S. investors facing pressure to sell their stakes in ByteDance, and Visa and Mastercard agreeing to a 30 billion dollars antitrust settlement to lower credit and debit card fees...

In this episode, we'll talk about the European Union investigating Apple, Google, and Meta for potential violations of a new law, Israel opening a new aid crossing to Gaza amidst logistical challenges, NASA astronaut Loral O'Hara conducting research on the human body in space, ISIS claiming responsibility for a deadly attack in Moscow, and the battle over Vista Outdoor intensifying with a raised bid from investment firm MNC Capital. News sources for this...

In this episode, we'll talk about Ukraine launching a massive attack on Russian naval vessels, ISIS-K gaining strength in Afghanistan, the bidet industry's growth during the pandemic, the Federal Reserve's economic outlook, and new COVID-19 restrictions announced by the government. News sources for this...