Today's episode covers Israel's intensified operations in the West Bank post-Gaza ceasefire, Iran's efforts to address nuclear concerns, Afghan refugees' appeal to the U.S., France's new arrest warrant for Syria's Assad, the release of a ship crew by Yemen's Houthi rebels, and the arrest of South Korea's president.

Today's episode covers the attendance of tech leaders at President Trump's inauguration, AI and economic discussions at Davos, Seagate Technology's anticipated strong earnings, the UK's ranking as a top investment destination, Citigroup's technology leadership restructuring, and Apple's recognition as the best-managed company of 2024.

Today's episode covers the Gaza ceasefire and its aftermath, an Israeli military operation in the West Bank, the release of kidnapped Moroccan truck drivers in Niger, accusations of war crimes in Congo, the influx of aid trucks into Gaza, and Congo's ban on Al Jazeera following a controversial interview.

Today's episode covers TSMC's optimism about AI-driven demand, Google's efforts to compete with ChatGPT, the distant future of quantum computing, Symbotic's acquisition of Walmart's robotics business, transformative ideas from Young Global Leaders, Dyson's centralization of operations in Wiltshire, the legal dispute between Infosys and Cognizant, and Mosaic's initiative to reduce Wall Street's long working hours.

Today's episode covers delays in the Gaza ceasefire agreement amid continued Israeli airstrikes, Qatar's diplomatic engagements with Syria, financial challenges leading to bar closures in the UK, and the tragic recovery of 78 bodies from an illegal gold mine in South Africa.

Today's episode covers the closure of NHTSA's investigation into GM's Cruise robotaxis, the EU's enforcement of social media regulations amid criticism, India's Pixxel launching the first private satellite constellation, private lunar landers embarking on moon missions, L&T Technology Services missing revenue estimates but raising forecasts, and the U.S. expanding sanctions on entities supporting Russia's war efforts.

Today's episode covers the Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement, TikTok's potential U.S. ban and Elon Musk's possible involvement, Saudi Arabia's investment in lithium production, a substantial offer to Mohamed Salah from the Saudi Pro League, and India's efforts to improve economic data accuracy.

Today's episode covers President Biden's executive order to expand AI infrastructure, Adebayo Ogunlesi joining OpenAI's board, the UK's investigation into Google's market practices, HCLTech's revenue miss leading to a stock decline, American users migrating to China's RedNote app amid TikTok ban concerns, Elon Musk's announcement of a third Neuralink brain implant, and Apple's $1.8 billion App Store lawsuit in the UK.

Today's episode covers Hamas's acceptance of a Gaza ceasefire draft, ongoing Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, France's challenges in nuclear reactor construction, discussions on Western troop deployment in Ukraine, market reactions to potential Middle East ceasefire, and France's pension reform negotiations.

Today's episode covers the potential TikTok ban by the U.S. Supreme Court, a data breach reported by Unacast in Norway, the resumption of economic talks between China and the UK, a meeting between President-elect Donald Trump and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Mississippi's initiative to develop AI policies, the EU's conditional approval of Synopsys' acquisition of Ansys, record venture capital investment in AI startups, and a significant investment in U.S. data centers by an Emirati billionaire.