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  • Iran and the US pause fighting. What now?

    The US announced a pause in military strikes to give diplomacy a chance after threatening to escalate the war. Iran says the Strait of Hormuz remains closed but says it is making progress in talks with Oman on the management of the strategic waterway. #Heat #US #Iran #War

    30 min
  • ‘We are in the hands of predatory elites’ | Francesca Albanese

    Anand Naidoo spoke to UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese about the crisis in Gaza and the occupied West Bank. Albanese has produced a series of reports examining the humanitarian crisis, allegations of international law violations, and questions of accountability. #Heat #Israel #Gaza #Palestine 

    17 min
  • UN warns oceans are facing a ‘deepening crisis’

    A new UN report says the world's oceans are in serious trouble. More than 600 scientists from around the world found climate change, pollution, overfishing and the loss of marine life are pushing the oceans deeper into crisis.  #Heat #climatecrisis #oceanwarming #marinelife

    12 min
  • Ebrahim Rasool on South Africa's anti-immigrant protests

    A protest campaign against African immigrants living and working in South Africa has forced thousands of people to flee the country. Organizers blame migrants for the country’s high unemployment, deteriorating public services and crime. #Heat #SouthAfrica #Protests #Immigration

    14 min
  • Chris Hedges: Trump ripped the mask off of US imperialism

    Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Chris Hedges traces America's history of military interventions and argues that, unlike past administrations, Washington's imperial project now operates with no self-reflection, no accountability, and no ability to read its adversaries or its allies. #Heat #US #imperialism #military #interventions

    20 min
  • China's plan to overhaul its education system

    China released its 15th Five-Year Plan for education development. Over the next five years, it hopes to build a high-quality system that encourages lifelong learning and global competitiveness. #Heat #China #Education #AI #innovation

    12 min
  • US Supreme Court rulings against Trump

    The US Supreme Court ended its term with major decisions on some issues closely watched around the world. The justices ruled against President Trump’s attempt to limit automatic birthright citizenship for those born in the United States, while clearing the way for tougher asylum and deportation policies. #Heat #USSupremeCourt #birthrightcitizenship #Trump #USimmigration

    28 min
  • UN report on Israel’s deliberate targeting of children

    The UN reports Israel has deliberately targeted Palestinian children, resulting in genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes in the Gaza Strip. 

    We spoke with Justice Srinivasan Muralidhar, Chair of the Independent Commission of Inquiry, about the details of the investigation. #Heat #UN #Gaza #Palestine #Israel 

    17 min
  • The Heat: Income Inequality in the US

    Income and wealth disparity in the US are at all time high levels with the rich getting richer while working and poor Americans are struggling to make ends meet. Meanwhile, Elon Musk, the world’s richest person, has also become the world’s first trillionaire. #Heat #USEconomy #inflation #ElonMusk #SpaceX

    28 min
  • Why are record numbers of Americans moving abroad?

    Data show Americans are leaving the United States at once-in-a-century levels, fleeing divisive politics and an affordability crisis. The Wall Street Journal reports that an estimated 150,000 people emigrated last year, leading to a negative net migration. That hasn’t happened since the Great Depression of 1929. #Heat #migration #Europe #digitalnomad #remotework #expats 

    28 min

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The Heat delves into one big news story every episode and breaks down how these stories impact people like you. We are talking to experts and journalists from around the world with the goal of…